Other Interested Party means private business and enterprise and nonprofit organizations, public and private schools, colleges and universities, and state agencies and municipalities.
Other Interested Party means the executor, administrator, parent, spouse, or child of
Other Interested Party has the meaning set forth in Section 7(a)(iii).
Examples of Other Interested Party in a sentence
Other interested party submissions claim that it is not necessary for them to have a NASR licence as they can race at events and venues not aligned with or approved by NASR.
Crow, Juliane Phillips, Attorney at Law, Houston, TX, for Other interested party Guardian Ad Litem.
Other interested party (Please specify) ………………………………………………… Category of Grievances (please tick where applicable): i.
If there are no mutually acceptable alternatives, then the following shall apply.
Other interested party may submit comments.If Customs agrees with the petition, in whole or in part, it will publish a notice of its decision and will appraise, classify, or assess duty on merchandise entered after a thirty-day period in accord- ance with that decision.
More Definitions of Other Interested Party
Other Interested Party means the Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel and any other Person (other than a Subject Governmental Entity) that is intervening in, or may reasonably be expected to intervene in, an Action with respect to any Regulatory Approval.
Other Interested Party. Section 5.3(b)
Other Interested Party has the meaning set forth in Section 5.02.
Other Interested Party shall have the meaning set forth in Section 6.2(d).
Other Interested Party means the Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel or any other Person (other than a Subject Governmental Entity) that is intervening in, or may reasonably be expected to seek to intervene in, any Legal Proceeding with respect to any Regulatory Approval.
Other Interested Party. Section 5.3(b) “Outside Date” Section 1.1(e) “Parent” Preamble
Other Interested Party means a person or organization potentially affected by the outcome.