CSF definition

CSF means the cost-sharing formula set by the Funders Forum designed to cover System Costs through equitable apportionment across all CGIAR Funders.

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CSF means chartered surgical facility.

CSF. Colonial Savings, F.A., federal savings association.

Examples of CSF in a sentence

• Current CSF accreditation by CPSA and ongoing compliance with the CPSA’s CSF Standards and Guidelines, as amended.

• Solution shall comply with relevant industry standards and regulations applicable to the State of Florida and the relevant state agency (e.g., CJIS, HIPAA, SOX, PCI-DSS, NIST CSF).

• Solution should include industry-specific regulations (e.g., NIST CSF, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS), with automated controls and real-time monitoring to detect non-compliance or control failures.

• In case of a CSF whose interventions are solely based on the evaluation of the presence and location of lane boundaries, the vehicle shall be driven on a road delimited by the boundaries as declared by the manufacturer (e.g. road edge).

• Completion of the Annual Online Reporting is mandatory under the Chartered Surgical Facility (CSF) agreement.

More Definitions of CSF

CSF means any area, measured in square feet, which may be used, rented or leased for the purpose of generating retail business or consumer services, excluding DUs, OAUs and Recreational Amenities.

CSF. Capital Staffing Fund, Inc., a Florida corporation.

CSF means a participant’s Critical Success Factor, or quarterly or annual performance goals, for the applicable Performance Period.

CSF means the Clergy Superannuation Fund of the Province of South Australia.

CSF means Community Safety Fund.

CSF means, with respect to a Project, the criteria determined by the JSC that must be achieved in order for (a) a Project Antibody to be designated a Hit (“Hit Success Factors”), and (b) a Hit to be designated as a Lead (“Lead Success Factors”).

CSF means Campaign Submission Form;