pilgrim means a person making a pilgrimage and, in the case of a passenger on board a pilgrim ship, includes every person accompanying or travelling with the person making the pilgrimage;
pilgrim means the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station located in Plymouth, Massachusetts, including the land and associated facilities (including the ISFSI) and equipment transferred to Holtec on the closing date.
pilgrim means a person, not being a member of the crew or a child under one year of age, going to or returning from the Hedjaz for or after performing Hajj, and includes any such person who is returning without having actually landed at the Hedjaz;
More Definitions of pilgrim
pilgrim means a Muslim proceeding to, or returning from, Haj;
pilgrim means a person going to or returning from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for or after performing Hajj, and includes and such passenger who is returning without having actually landed in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia;
pilgrim or "PNPS" refers to that portion of the Acquired Assets constituting the land, buildings, equipment and other property constituting the nuclear utilization facility presently owned and operated by the Seller at Plymouth, Massachusetts, as identified on Schedule 2.1.
pilgrim means a natural person who has signed a package pilgrimage agreement under this Regulation;
pilgrim s” means Pilgrim’s USA Lux S.A. and all of its subsidiaries (entities directly or indirectly controlled by Pilgrim’s USA) throughout the world.
pilgrim means any Muslim who travels from any point of exit or other place in Pakistan or elsewhere for the purpose of pilgrimage to Holy places or performance of Hajj, Umra or Ziarats;
pilgrim means a Muhammadan passenger going to, or returning from, the Hedjaz; but it does not include a child under one year of age, and, in the computation of pilgrims for all or any of the purposes of this Act, the President of the Union may, by notification in the Gazette, direct that two persons of the age one year or upwards and under the age of twelve years shall be reckoned as one pilgrim;