EPP definition

EPP means the Extensible Provisioning Protocol.
EPP means the protocol used by the Registry System, the Extensible Provisioning Protocol, and any extensions thereto supported by Registry Operator.
EPP means the Energy Purchase Price applicable during such Month (expressed in $/MWh).

Examples of EPP in a sentence

  • At any time, up to six (6) weeks before the scheduled Site Review, the State may provide CAEP with comments and information on the EPP for consideration by the Evaluation Team.

  • The CAEP Evaluation Team will consider evidence that the EPP presents as gathered from the State Review process to meet the sufficiency criteria related to CAEP Standard R1, Component RA1.2 (Initial) and/or Standard RA1, Component RA1.2 (Advanced).

  • Registrant, contact, NS and DS updates must be supported via EPP.

  • An EPP undergoing the State Review option will follow State guidelines.

  • In granting program approval, the State will utilize information generated from CAEP’s review(s) of an EPP, including but not limited to an Accreditation Council decision on CAEP accreditation and the assignment of any Areas for Improvement (AFIs) and Stipulations, as described in CAEP policy.


More Definitions of EPP

EPP means the Established Practitioners Programme which requires barristers, once they have completed the NPP, to undertake CPD during each calendar year in accordance with these Rules.
EPP means an Environmental Protection Program.
EPP means an Educator Preparation Provider responsible for managing, operating, or coordinating programs for the preparation and licensure of teachers and other school personnel that has been approved by the State Board.
EPP means this Elections Policies and Procedures document.
EPP means NBO Easy Payment Plan which allows the Card Member to repay certain Card transaction(s) in monthly instalments in accordance with these terms and conditions.
EPP means an Educator Preparation Program.
EPP means the Enterra Production Partnership, a partnership organized pursuant to the laws of Alberta;