ICS definition

ICS means the International Chamber of Shipping.

ICS means Incident Command System.

ICS means the approved internal control standards of the holder of an route operator licence containing the gambling-related provisions prescribed by the Act or required by the Board and includes, without limitation, all gambling-related policies, operating, administrative and accounting procedures and standards to be adhered to by the route operator or on licensed site.

Examples of ICS in a sentence

• An extended version of this paper appears as ICS, Utrecht University, technical report UU-CS-2003-023.

• In order to attain that goal, the IAIS will make certain key decisions during the monitoring period on whether additional elements will be part of the final structure of the ICS.

• The ICS is currently in the fourth year of a five-year monitoring period, which is aimed at evaluating the performance and practicality of the ICS.

• An alternative valuation methodology (i.e., GAAP with adjustments) and “other methods” of calculating the ICS capital requirement (e.g., the use of internal models) are under consideration for inclusion in the ICS in its final form.

• NIMS supplies a template (emphasis added) for the management of incidents of all types and sizes.118 A fundamental element of NIMS is the incident command system (ICS).

More Definitions of ICS

ICS means initial above-ground standing live tree carbon stocks per acre.

ICS. Insured Cash Sweep.

ICS means the International Chamber of Shipping; “IMDG” means International Maritime Dangerous Goods; “IMO” means the International Maritime Organisation;

ICS means the Investor Compensation Scheme under the Investor Compensation Act 1998;

ICS means the inventory control system established in Section 4-41a-103.

ICS means Integrated Commercialization Solutions, Inc.

ICS means the approved internal control standards of a licence holder and WAP administrator containing the gambling-related provisions prescribed by the Act or required by the Board and includes, without limitation, all gambling-related policies, operating, administrative and accounting procedures and standards of the licence holder or administrator.