Examples of Pro-Chancellor in a sentence

Till such appoint is made by the State Government, the Vice-Chancellor shall perform the duties and discharge the functions of the Pro-Chancellor.
However, the Pro-Chancellor may, whenever he thinks fit, convene a special meeting of the Board of Governors.
The State Government considers it necessary to remove the office of the Pro-Chancellor so as to bring the parity with the other Universities laws.
XXX XXX XXX(4) The Board of Governors shall meet as often as may be necessary, on the dates to be fixed by the Pro-Chancellor.
Pro-Chancellor.2. (1) to (14) XXX XXX XXX(15) "Pro-Chancellor" means the Pro-Chancellor of the University appointed under section 10;(16) to (23) XXX XXX XXX3.

More Definitions of Pro-Chancellor

Pro-Chancellor means the Pro-Chancellor of the University; “statutes” means the statutes of the University;

Pro-Chancellor means the “Pro-Chancellor” of the University;

Pro-Chancellor means the Pro-Chancellor as referred to in Section 23.

Pro-Chancellor means Person appointed as Pro-Chancellor of the deemed to be university.

Pro-Chancellor means the Pro-Chancellor of the University appointed under section 10;

Pro-Chancellor means an Officer of the University with the title of Pro-Chancellor appointed in accordance with Regulation VI.

Pro-Chancellor means the Pro-Chancellor as referred to in Section 17.