Runner definition

Runner means as defined in Section 38‑53‑10.

Runner or “floorwalker" means an employee engaged in carrying garments or parts of garments from one place to another within the workplace;

Runner means a person employed by a bail bondsman for the purpose of assisting the bail bondsman in presenting the defendant in court when required, assisting in the apprehension and surrender of the defendant to the court, keeping the defendant under necessary surveillance, and executing bonds on behalf of the licensed bondsman when the power of attorney has been recorded. "Runner" does not include an attorney or a law enforcement officer assisting a bondsman.

Examples of Runner in a sentence

• Consent Letters from the Consultant to the Issue, the Book Runner, where required, the underwriters, if any, the share registrar and ballotter, auditor, expert and legal advisor to the issue, if any.

• The Book Runner shall be appointed to perform the function of Book Building.

• Assign a team member as Runner – to be a communication link for updates.

• The bids shall be collected and entered into the system by the Book Runner till 05:00 p.m. on the last day of the bidding period; and iv) The Book Runner shall collect full amount of the bid money as margin money in respect of bids placed by the individual investors and institutional investors.

• For example, Time Warner states that the top 25% of its users consume 100 times more bandwidth than the bottom 25% and 30% of its high speed Internet service (i.e., Road Runner) customers use less than 1 GB (Gigabyte) per month.

More Definitions of Runner

Runner means a person employed by a bail bondsman for the

Runner means a person who, for a pecuniary benefit, procures or

Runner means as defined in Section 38-53-10.

Runner means a person who procures clients at the direction of, or in cooperation with a person who intends to:

Runner means an individual who is employed by a monitoring

Runner means a Runner. – A person employed by a bail bondsman for the purpose of assisting the bail bondsman in presenting the defendant in court when required, or to assistassisting in the apprehension and surrender of defendant to the court, or keeping the defendant under necessary surveillance, or to execute executing bonds on behalf of the licensed bondsman when the power of attorney has been duly recorded. "Runner" does not include, however, include a duly licensed attorney-at-law or a law-enforcement officer assisting a bondsman.

Runner. , "capper", or "steerer" means a person who receives a pecuniary or other benefit from a practitioner, whether directly or indirectly, for procuring or attempting to procure a client, patient, or customer at the direction or request of, or in cooperation with, a practitioner whose intent is to obtain benefits under a contract of insurance or to assert a claim against an insured or an insurer for providing services to the client, patient, or customer. Runner, capper, or steerer does not include a practitioner who procures clients, patients, or customers through the use of public media.