Examples of Chancellor in a sentence

Under extreme unavoidable conditions too, the Chairman, Department Procurement Committee (Vice Chancellor of the General Xxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Defence University) reserves the right to grant or refuse delivery period extensions only within the current financial year with or without liquidated claim for delayed deliveries and that decision will be final.
The Vice Chancellor of the General Xxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Defence University, as the Chairman, Department Procurement Committee invites Bid/s from prospective Bidders for supply of items listed in the schedule in Annex “A”.
Upon acceptance of the award and furnishing of the Performance Bond/Guarantee, the successful bidder will have to enter into a formal contract with the Vice Chancellor of the General Xxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Defence University by signing the Contract.
The President shall inform the Chancellor of his or her decisions regarding tenure applications and awards, and if the recommendations of the President and the Academic Vice President differ from the recommendations of the peer review committee, College Rank Promotion and Tenure Committee, or the Xxxx, the Chancellor shall be so informed.
The Chancellor is responsible for decisions regarding the academic calendar, pursuant to recommendations from the Presidents.

More Definitions of Chancellor

Chancellor means the Chancellor of the University or his or her designee.

Chancellor means the chancellor of a constituent institution.

Chancellor means the chancellor or designee.

Chancellor means the Chancellor of the Institute;

Chancellor and "Vice-Chancellor" means, respectively, the Chancellor and the Vice-Chancellor of the university ;

Chancellor means the Chancellor, his/her designee(s) or his/her representative(s).

Chancellor s office” means the Office of the Chancellor of the California Community Colleges.