Rector definition

Rector means the Rector of the University;

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Rector means the Rector of the Institute;

Rector means the priest called as the Chief Minister of a Parish and elected as such pursuant to these Canons and the Canons of the Church.

Examples of Rector in a sentence

The amount of increased costs for studying in the English language and the amount of fees associated with studying in the English language, as well as their mode of payment shall be determined by the UPJŠ Rector and the UPJŠ internal regulations.
The UPJŠ FM shall have the right to modify the reimbursement amount of costs associated with studying in the English language and of the fees associated with the study in accordance with the decision of the Rector for the respective academic year, in form of an amendment to the Cooperation Agreement.
The candidate shall pay a fee for the admittance examination under the Decree by the UPJŠ Rector in the relevant academic year.
The Rector may, upon a wirtten request of the student, reduce the fees related to the study or defer their maturity with regard to the student´s academic performance, their social-welfare and health situation of any other fact worthy of special consideration.
Special Adviser and Rector of the University for Peace.—Maurice Strong (Canada).

Rector means the Rector of the University elected under article

Rector s management team” means the body referred to in clause 34;

Rector means the office bearer referred to in clause 40;

Rector means the Chief Executive Officer of the Institute of Tax Administration

Rector means the Rector of the University who is appointed under Article 21 of the IIUM Constitution.

Rector means the Rector as referred to in Section 21.

Rector means the rector of the university appointed under section 22;