Engagement Level definition

Engagement Level or “Level” means a defined Engagement process under the Engagement Model as set out in Appendix B;
Engagement Level means the levels described in Table 1 of this Schedule;
Engagement Level means the level of engagement determined in accordance with the Engagement Framework

Examples of Engagement Level in a sentence

  • Upon receipt of an information package in the Information-Sharing step, the identified Provincial Agency and TRTFN Department Representatives will review available and relevant information, and will engage in discussions, appropriate to the Engagement Level, during which they will make reasonable efforts to reach consensus on Recommendations respecting Proposed Activities.

  • For Proposed Activities under consideration by the Parties that are located beyond the spatial extent of the Spatial Reference Categories shown on Map B, the Engagement Level is based only on the Activity Type.

  • Where Proposed Activities are not spatially referenced to a discrete location within the SDM Area, the Engagement Level is based only on the Activity Type and the Engagement Matrix does not apply.

  • A+, A 10% B, C, D 15% E, F 20% G 35% A+, A 8% B, C, D 11% E, F 15% G 25% A+, A 6.5% B, C, D 8.5% E, F 10% G 15% For clarity, the number of Actors allowed to be engaged at Engagement Level 2 will be rounded up or down dependent on whether or not the allowance is .5% or greater (i.e. cast of eleven (11) = Thirty-five percent (35%) = 3.85 = four (4) Level 2 engagements).

  • A+, Shaw, A 10% B, C, D 15% E, F 20% G 35% A+, Shaw, A 8% B, C, D 11% E, F 15% G 25% A+, Shaw, A 6.5% B, C, D 8.5% E, F 10% G 15% For clarity, the number of Actors allowed to be engaged at Engagement Level 2 will be rounded up or down dependent on whether or not the allowance is .5% or greater (i.e. cast of eleven (11) = Thirty-five percent (35%) = 3.85 = four (4) Level 2 engagements).

  • Provision of Referral: After assessing the Engagement Level in accordance with the Engagement Framework, the Provincial Agency will provide the Clearinghouse with a Referral for every Application as soon as is practicable following receipt of an Application by the Provincial Agency.

  • Engagement Level 3 – Extensive The “Government Actions Regulation” (GAR) is a key tool that government can use to provide front-end objectives and other actions for the purpose of conservation and protection of specific resource values, e.g., species at risk, scenic areas, resource features and community watersheds.

  • If the PRRO confirms Engagement Level 1 and/or support for the Application and that there is no further need for engagement, then the PRRO and Provincial Agency will proceed with the Engagement Level 1 process.

  • Confirmation of Receipt and Determination of Engagement Level: Within 10 - 12 business days after receipt of information package 2.

  • If the Customer upgrades the Plan level by modifying any combination of but not limited to i) the number of Users; ii) the Engagement Level; iii) the hosting options; iv) the number of Apps they will immediately be invoiced for the increased price of the upgraded Plan, prorated to reflect the remaining duration of the Subscription Term, and will be invoiced the full amount of the then-current rate for the new Plan, as outlined on the Order Form, beginning with the next billing cycle.


More Definitions of Engagement Level

Engagement Level means any one or more of Engagement Levels 1, 2, 3 and 4. “Engagement Level 1” addresses issues related to a proposed LRD that has minimal to no impact on the land or resources; minimal to no identified potential to adversely impact the asserted aboriginal rights, including aboriginal title, of the Haisla Nation; or for which the Haisla Nation has confirmed, in writing to the Province, that the proposed LRD raises no issue requiring further Haisla Nation Engagement. “Engagement Level 2” addresses issues related to a proposed LRD that physically impacts a relatively small geographic area and has limited potential impact on the land and resources; limited potential to adversely impact the asserted aboriginal rights, including aboriginal title, of the Haisla Nation; and potential adverse impacts may be mitigated by attaching terms or conditions to the LRD. “Engagement Level 3” addresses issues related to a proposed LRD that physically impacts a relatively large geographic area; may adversely impact the asserted aboriginal rights, including aboriginal title, of the Haisla Nation; may include issues identified by the Haisla Nation or the Provincial Agency that cannot be resolved through Engagement Levels 1 or 2; and substantive measures may be required to substantially address any adverse impacts upon the asserted aboriginal rights, including aboriginal title of the Haisla Nation. “Engagement Level 4” addresses issues related to a proposed LRD that pertains to a Special Project; has significant potential to adversely impact the asserted aboriginal rights, including aboriginal title of the Haisla Nation; and may include issues identified by the Haisla Nation or the Provincial Agency that cannot be resolved through Engagement Levels 1, 2 or 3.