Voting Members definition
Voting Members has the meaning set forth in Section 4.07(b).
Voting Members means those persons entitled to vote at General Meetings of the Club as specified in this Constitution.
Voting Members means the appointed elected member(s) of each of the Participating Parties in the decision.
Examples of Voting Members in a sentence
A quorum of any meeting of the Voting Members shall require the presence in person or by proxy of Members holding a majority of the applicable Voting Units held by all Members.
More Definitions of Voting Members
Voting Members means the Members who are entitled to vote at meetings of the Company and shall be restricted to only Homeowner Members and Rental Members or their respective designates as provided herein, and the subscribers hereto while such subscribers remain Members hereunder; and
Voting Members means all Class A and Class B Members that are in good standing and whose membership has not been suspended or terminated.
Voting Members of the Executive Committee shall mean, collectively, the Chair, the Vice Chair for Trials, the Vice Chair for Sanctions, the Vice Chair for First Years, and the Vice Chair for Graduate Students.
Voting Members means the class of voting members of the Association, and “Voting Member” means any one of them, as set out in Section 6.1(a)(i); and
Voting Members means Individual Voting Members, Affiliate Voting Members and Associate Voting Members;
Voting Members means all Members other than Non-voting Members.
Voting Members means Corporate Members, Technician Members and Graduate members, whose respective voting rights are described in By-Law 25 (2).