TECT definition

TECT s Trust Deed” means the Deed of Trust dated 21 December 1993 (as amended from time to time) being the founding document constituting TECT;
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TECT means the Tauranga Energy Consumer Trust as established by TECT’s Trust Deed;
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TECT means the Tauranga Energy Consumer Trust (or such other name as the trustees may determine from time to time) established pursuant to the Tauranga Energy Consumer Trust Deed, dated 21 December 1993.
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Examples of TECT in a sentence

  • A copy of all such letters of mutual consent shall be filed in the teacher’s official file and a list of all teachers who sign letters of mutual consent shall be forwarded to the TECT President no later than October 30.

  • The teacher may be accompanied by the TECT President or designate of OECTA.

  • By clos- ing that loophole through the PRO- TECT Act, we can eliminate the incen- tive for these schools to prey on vet- erans and prevent veterans from going into significant debt for a credential or degree of little practical or economic value.

  • THE EXPRESSED I NTENTI ON OF THE PARTI ES I S THAT THE SUBCONTRACTOR’S I NDEMNI TY HEREI N WI LL I NDEMNI FY AND PROTECT THE CONTRACTOR, THE OWNER, AND THE ARCHI TECT/ ENGI ▇▇▇▇ FROM THE CONSEQUENCES OF THEI R OWN NEGLI GNECE).

  • The parties agree that in the event that a teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing needs to be moved between panels, a committee composed of equal representation of TSU, TECT and the Board shall meet to decide if (a) the movement between panels is necessary and (b) the movement shall be made without loss of seniority.

  • By supporting the PRO- TECT Students Act, Members of the Senate can send a message to Sec- retary ▇▇▇▇▇ that we will not stand for these actions.

  • T.ECT MATTER EXPERTS; Eithc:rparty may reqaest thepresence ofsubjeet matte:oo experu (SME's).