Acceptable evidence definition

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Acceptable evidence means relevant official transcripts, university recommendation, certificates of completion, and other documentation as required by the Board of Public Education or the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Acceptable evidence means current relevant official transcripts, portfolio university recommendation, certificates of completion, and such other data documentation as may be deemed necessary required by the Board of Public Education or the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Examples of Acceptable evidence in a sentence

Acceptable evidence may include either a certificate of insurance or an insurance binder.
The Department has commissioned a further study, to be conducted by the Centre for International Economics based on the agreed elements of the final package.
Acceptable evidence consists of a copy of the properly completed E-Verify Company Profile page or a copy of the fully executed E-Verify Memorandum of Understanding for the company.
Acceptable evidence of title to said rights shall be deposited with Unit Operator and, together with this agreement, shall constitute and define the rights, privileges, and obligations of Unit Operator.
Acceptable evidence is described in the Illinois School Code, 105 ILCS 5/24-5.
Acceptable evidence of title to said rights shall be deposited with Unit Operator and, together with this agree- ment, shall constitute and define the rights, privileges, and obligations of Unit Operator.
Acceptable evidence of such impossibility to notify the Supervisor must be presented to receive illness benefits.
Acceptable evidence of title to said rights shall be deposited with said unit operator and, together with this agreement, shall constitute and define the rights, privileges and obligations of unit operator.
Acceptable evidence should be reconciled with the CDB PM prior to submitting the application for monthly progress payment.
Acceptable evidence of illness, injury, or disability may be required before allowing any sick leave benefits.

More Definitions of Acceptable evidence

Acceptable evidence means any of the following documentation to the extent such documentation evidences that the High Risk Obligor has, or reasonably expects to receive, sufficient cash to satisfy all of its projected expenses for at least six (6) months: (1) an executed letter of intent, or binding transaction documentation such as a subscription agreement or loan agreement, for equity or debt financing, (2) financial statements delivered by the High Risk Obligor, (3) contracts for the sale of products or services by the High Risk Obligor, (4) a collaborative agreement for just reimbursed research and development, (5) documentation verifying grant funding from a Governmental Entity or private organization, (6) any license agreements that would provide cash inflows, (7) a letter of intent for an acquisition or a merger/purchase agreement, (8) comfort letter from the existing stockholders who are also the company’s lead venture capitalists, attesting to their commitment to fund the company or to provide bridge financing or (9) such other documentation that is reasonably acceptable to Purchaser. So long as the Cogent Asset remains a Transferred Asset hereunder, Purchaser and Seller agree to apply Section 4.2 to Cogent and the Cogent Asset. For purposes of Section 4.2 and 4.3 hereof, Cogent will be deemed a High Risk Obligor. Furthermore, for purposes of determining the extent to which the book value of the Cogent Asset is undersecured, Seller and Purchaser shall mutually agree upon the value of the Cogent Asset, based upon documentary evidence acceptable to Purchaser.

Acceptable evidence means: • a certificate from a registered health practitioner; • a statutory declaration; or • another form of evidence approved by the Commissioner. AFP Act means the Australian Federal Police Act 1979 (Cth) (as amended from time to time). AFP means the Australian Federal Police.

Acceptable evidence means current official and up- to-date transcripts, portfolio written statements of appropriate officials and such other data as may be deemed necessary by the board of public education and/or the superintendent of public instruction.

Acceptable evidence means relevant official transcripts, university recommendation, certificates of completion,