The General Assembly means the General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church of Queensland.

The General Assembly means all the members of the Association (including representatives where relevant);

The General Assembly means a general meeting of all members of the Federation,

Examples of The General Assembly in a sentence

The General Assembly may give the liquidator(s) authority to sell all the Company business and assets including the immovable properties, separately or in bulk.
The General Assembly determines the fee to be paid to the members of the Board of Management and the to the Auditors.
The General Assembly shall elect 2 auditors from among either the shareholders or third parties.
The General Assembly may convene without invitation in accordance with Article 370 of the Turkish Commercial Code.
The General Assembly of the shareholders of the Company is the foremost body of the Company and has the right to resolve upon all matters concerning the Company unless otherwise specified in these Articles of Incorporation.

More Definitions of The General Assembly

The General Assembly means the General Assembly of the University.

The General Assembly means each annual or extraordinary meeting held by the Partners and which is duly called for pursuant to the provisions of this Memorandum and in accordance with the provisions of the law.

The General Assembly means and includes representatives of the District Associations and Academy/Club in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Association and framed here under.

The General Assembly means the General Assembly for the time being of the Presbyterian Church of Australia in the State of New South Wales.

The General Assembly means the General Assembly of the Church; “The General Trustees” means the Church of Scotland General Trustees

The General Assembly means the body consisting of one named representative of each member of the Association;

The General Assembly means the General Assembly of the Church in the State of New South Wales;