- capacity, in
carrying out the
duties of
their office; they are also said to
officiate, for example, in a ceremony. A
public official is an
official of central...
- A
permission to
officiate (PTO), also
known as a
licence to
officiate, is a
concessionary ministry licence granted by an
Anglican bishop. It is most commonly...
- The
Director of
Officiating can
refer to a
position within several professional sports leagues:
Director of
Officiating (NHL),
National Hockey League...
- The
Director of
Officiating for the
National Hockey League (NHL)
heads the league's
officiating department and
reports directly to the
senior vice president...
- was the
first woman to
officiate a
major college football game, the
first to
officiate a bowl game, and the
first to
officiate in a Big Ten stadium. On...
- Manchester. In 2010, he was
promoted to the list of
Select Group Referees who
officiate primarily in the
Premier League, and in 2013
became a
listed referee for...
- Bottlegate, also
referred to as The Beer
Bottle Game, was an
officiating controversy that
resulted in a fan riot
during an
American football game in the...
- season,
officiating controversies occurred during various games leading many
analysts and
players to
complain about the poor
quality of the
officiating.[citation...
- Carl
Johnson (2001–2009; 2013–present) line judge; vice
president of
officiating 2010–2012 Ken
Jurca (2009–present)
umpire Alex Kemp (2014–present) field...
- touchdown,
while also
rushing for 18 yards, was
named Super Bowl MVP. The
officiating in
Super Bowl XL was met with
criticism from
members of the
media soon...
