EPSO definition

EPSO means the entry screen used to include information relative to a convicted sex offender being pre-registered in the automated Sex Offender Registry.
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EPSO or “Electric Power System Operator” means a state-owned company of the Borrower, established pursuant to Decision No. 779-A of the Government of the Republic of Armenia, dated May 2, 2003, or any successor thereto.
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EPSO means Electro Power Systems Operator Closed Joint Stock Company established under Resolution No.779-A dated 2 May 2003 of the Government or any successor thereto acceptable to ADB;
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Examples of EPSO in a sentence

  • EPSO uses E-Force for accurately documenting investigative stops as part of its new policies, but it has not yet fully implemented this new system.

  • EPSO will collect and maintain all data and records necessary to review EPSO’s compliance with this Agreement, and to ensure transparency and wide public access to information related to the lawfulness of EPSO’s field interviews, investigatory stops, interrogations, and citations as permitted by law.

  • EPSO will require officers to document the justification for the particular activity under the relevant legal standard for that activity, where applicable, and specific, individualized descriptions of the facts and circumstances in support of that justification.

  • As part of this effort, EPSO will also educate the public on EPSO’s practices and the constitutional limits on EPSO’s ability to stop, search, and arrest members of the Ville Platte community.

  • Within 120 of the Effective Date, EPSO will develop a public education effort to notify the public about changes to EPSO’s practices, including that it will no longer conduct investigative holds.

  • Absent exceptional circumstances, within 12 hours of receiving a report documenting a stop, citation, or arrest, a supervisor will conduct a review to determine whether the activity was based upon legally sufficient grounds and complied with EPSO policy, and document the results of their review in writing.

  • EPSO will develop systems to ensure that all stops citations, arrests, and field interviews are properly documented and that the documentation for each type of activity includes all pertinent information, including the information required in the Data Collection section of this Agreement.

  • Assessment EPSO uses E-Force as its web-based system to manage its computer-aided dispatch and records management systems.

  • The Sheriff will ensure that EPSO officers conduct all interactions with the public consistent with the requirements of the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution of the United States.

  • DOJ and its consultants and agents will cooperate with EPSO to access involved personnel, facilities, and documents in a reasonable manner that, consistent with DOJ’s responsibilities to enforce this Agreement, minimizes interference with daily operations.