Analysts Clause Samples
Analysts. Reference in the contract to analysts shall mean analysts who are members of FOSFA International and represented in the Oilseeds Section. The use of member analysts shall be mandatory except where the contract or national laws or regulations require the use of Governmental or other analysts.
Analysts. Reduction in ARC offending 91-181 days (rate of offending and harm score) Reduction in the number of offences committed by ARC clients 91-181 days after adoption. Community Safety Analysts 2017/18 is baseline 2017/18 Figure shown is percentage & volume reduction compared to the 90 days pre-adoption. See Appendix for further details. -63% -120 Reduction in average crime severity of ARC clients offending 91-181 days after adoption Community Safety Analysts 2017/18 is baseline 2017/18 Figure shown is percentage & volume reduction compared to the 90 days pre-adoption. See Appendix for further details. -76% -333 Reduction in average crime cost of ARC clients 91-181 days after adoption Community Safety Analysts 2017/18 baseline 2017/18 Figure shown is percentage & volume reduction compared to the 90 days pre-adoption. See Appendix for further details. -62% £5807.11 Insert SIB performance measures once cohort has been established. 2017/18 Cohort yet to be established (03/07/17)
Analysts. The T-SAP Program Office will maintain a complement of T-SAP analysts, to include at a minimum two (2) analysts from the PASS bargaining unit. The PASS analysts will be responsible for redacting and preparing new T-SAP reports for ERC review. Additional tasks include subsequent requests for additional information and/or fact finding on submitted reports as directed by the T-SAPO and/or by ERC consensus. The assignment of such analysts will be as follows:
i. The Agency will notify PASS of its intent to select and fill a T-SAP analyst from the PASS bargaining unit. PASS will determine if it will solicit for volunteers to support the Agency’s action. If PASS determines it will solicit for volunteers PASS will issue a call for volunteers and receive responses. A list of recommendations will be submitted to the T-SAPO for consideration.
ii. Employees recommended by PASS must meet the technical requirements, if any, identified by the T-SAPO.
iii. The Agency will consider the list of recommendation(s) submitted by PASS. If the Agency does not intend to select an employee from the initial list, PASS will be provided an opportunity to submit an additional list of recommendations to the T-SAPO. The Agency will notify PASS of its final selection(s). The Agency will coordinate the release of the analyst(s) with the appropriate Service Area(s).
iv. If the Agency decides to remove a bargaining unit employee from an analyst position it will provide notice to PASS and the employee as to the reasons for the decision. PASS will be given a reasonable opportunity to respond to that notice. If the employee is removed, the position will be filled in accordance with this Section.
v. Upon implementation of this MOA, the PASS bargaining unit employees currently designated as analysts will continue serving in this capacity.
Analysts. It is understood and agreed that the Employer retains the right to establish and alter work shifts and schedules in accordance with public transportation needs, demand, and employer policies and the employer’s determination in such matters shall be final. Unless circumstances dictate otherwise, the Employer will give at least three (3) days’ notice to an employee whose work schedule is changed. By this Agreement, all Analysts may experience normal variations in work schedule and work hours due to workload demands and business requirements. Shift times will be as designated by the Employer and may include assigning a meal period.
Analysts. Users who have had specialist training in argumentation or rule-‐based policy modeling. These are only roles. Some people may be able to use the system in more than one of these roles. Suppose that welfare benefits are at issue and that several new welfare policies have been proposed. First, a computational model of these welfare policies is constructed by the analysis and published on the web ("Edit and Publish Policy Model"). This process is described in Chapter "Modeling Policies and Argumentation Schemes". Next, public users can use these models to assess the legal effects of the alternative welfare policies on cases, for example to determine whether single mothers would be entitled to a benefit, by using the web user-‐interface of the tool ("Analyze Effects of Policies on Cases"). Chapter "Analysing and Comparing Policies" describes how this is done in detail, in the form of a manual for public users of the tool. Briefly, this is done by entering the relevant facts of the case by completing a series of forms. Questions are asked by the system in a goal-‐ directed way, using the rules of the policies, to assure that only relevant questions are asked. When sufficient facts have been gathered, the system produces an argument graph of the relationships and dependencies between the facts of the case, the rules of the various policies, and the legal conclusions that can be drawn from these policies ("Browse and Analyze Arguments"). The policy modeling tool is able to compute preferred policies serving the interests of the user, by achieving desired legal effects. The cases entered by the user are saved in a database on the server and published on the Web, to make them available to other participants in the policy debate. Care has been taken to assure that the privacy of users is protected, by not storing any personal information. The Policy Modeling tool also provides a way for public users to take part in a survey, to express their opinion about which policy is preferable, and to view the aggregated results of the survey. After having analyzed the effects of the proposed policies, the user will be in a better position to make an informed contribution to the policy deliberations, for example by posting an argument on his web log ("Publish articles, blogs and comments.") The argument can include links to any cases constructed and published using the policy modeling tool. Clicking on such a link causes the model of the case, together with the analysis of t...
Analysts. The Analysts will support the Director in carrying out the roles and responsibilities of MCA-Vanuatu, including but not limited to, managing and coordinating the monitoring and evaluation of the Transport Infrastructure Project as detailed in the M&E Plan and listed in Section 3.3(xi).
Analysts. Indications that at least two analysts from nationally recognized investment banks have agreed to initiate coverage of 7th Level Common Stock.