SO s" means Standing Orders.
SO means specific operations;
SO means Supply Order.
More Definitions of SO
SO means standing order
SO means a Standing Order of the Legislative Assembly and “SOs” has the corresponding meaning in the plural.
SO. Means International Standards Organization. I nland CarrierMeans a railroad, truck line, cartage company, private carrier or inland water carrier that receives or delivers containers, cargoes or other goods by railcar, chassis, pipeline, other vehicle or inland waterway craft, including barges and scows. M/EMeans that the charge is based on man-hour rates and charges for equipment rental as set out in the Man Hour Rates And Equipment Rental Rate schedule included in this Tariff. M ain MarkMeans the mark by which a particular Bill of Lading quantity can be readily identified from other Bill of Lading quantities, and is exclusive of package numbers, order numbers, brands or other sub-marks. N .O.S.Means Not Otherwise Specified. N on-Working PeriodMeans a period defined as a non-working period in the Collective Agreement between the British Columbia Maritime Employers Association and the Waterfront Foremen’s Employers Association and the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union. O cean CarrierRefers to Vessel Owners, their agents, employees, operators or charterers. O vertime/Premium TimeMeans hours of work in excess of Straight Time. OwnerIncludes:
SO means State Office.
SO means this service order issued by Owner, together with any schedule, annexure or attachment t hereto , including Specifications and Drawings and Documents , along with amendments to any of the foregoing.
SO means Sponsoring Organization, sometimes referred to as “Multisited”.
SO means Special Order, which is a complaint or internal referral for officer misconduct that is of a serious nature and handled by IIU. Allegations of serious misconduct include the use of excessive force, corrupt acts, or an alleged violation of a citizen's constitutional. SOs are also appropriate when there is a custodial death of a prisoner, officer involved shooting, or departmental vehicle pursuit that results in death or serious bodily injury.