Certification Rules Sample Clauses

The Certification Rules clause establishes the standards and procedures that must be followed for certifying compliance, products, or services under the agreement. It typically outlines the criteria for certification, the process for applying and being evaluated, and any ongoing obligations to maintain certified status. For example, it may require periodic audits or documentation to demonstrate continued compliance. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties meet agreed-upon quality or regulatory benchmarks, thereby reducing risk and ensuring trust in the certified subject.
Certification Rules. General Description Back-to-Back Certificate of Origin Third-party Invoicing Advance Rulings
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Certification Rules. Beginning with promotions made after ratification of this MOU (commencing 1989) the rule of ten (10) will be utilized for Sergeants Promotional List. The rule of five (5) will be utilized for the Supervising Dispatcher list.
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Certification Rules. General Description
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Certification Rules. In accordance with Civil Service Rule 113, the parties agree to the following certification rules for covered classes: a. Rule of the List. Classes 5211 (Senior Engineer), 5212 (Principal Engineer), 5270 (Senior Architect), 5273 (Principal Architect) and 5275 (Senior Landscape Architect) shall utilize the Rule of the List. b. Rule of Seven scores. Classes 5174 (Administrative Engineer), 5241 (Engineer), 5268 (Architect) and 5274 (Landscape Architect) shall utilize a ranked list and the Rule of Seven scores. c. Rule of Five scores. Classes 5266 (Architectural Assistant II) and 5272 (Landscape Architect Associate II) shall utilize a ranked list and the same certification rule (Rule of Five scores) currently used by Class 5207 (Associate Engineer). d. Rule of Three scores. Classes 5260 (Architectural Assistant I), 5261 (Architectural Assistant II), 5262 (Landscape Architectural Associate I) and 5265 (Architectural Associate I) shall utilize a ranked list and the same certification rule (Rule of Three scores) currently used for Class 5201 (Junior Engineer) and Class 5203 (Assistant Engineer).
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Certification Rules. In accordance with Civil Service Rule 113, the parties agree to the following certification rules for covered classes:
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