Joint Examination definition

Joint Examination means an examination of a Multi-State Mortgage Entity under a Supervisory Program developed for such MME conducted by two or more State Regulators that have agreed to the Confidentiality Sections of this Agreement and that share information and combine examination and other resources under a single MMC-appointed EIC.
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Joint Examination means an examination of a Multi-State Money Service Business (MMSB) conducted by two or more Participating State Regulators that share information and combine examination and other resources under a single Examiner in Charge.
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Joint Examination means an examination of a Multi-State Mortgage Entity under a Supervisory Program developed for such MME conducted by two or more Joint Examination State Regulators that share information and combine examination and other resources under a single MMC-appointed EIC.
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Examples of Joint Examination in a sentence

  • The evaluation of the final elective project is performed by the Joint Examination Board and is based on the evaluation of the internship, of the manuscript and of the oral dissertation, according to the rules specified in the “Internship Guidelines”.

  • At the end of the fourth term, the Student must submit the Master thesis and orally present the dissertation in front of the Joint Examination Board.

  • Final decisions with regard to the candidate’s performance and the award of a European Master of Science Degree in Food Science, Technology and Business will be made by the Joint Examination Board.

  • Decisions with regard to the candidate’s performance in modules will be made by the Local Management Team where the module is delivered and also in communication with the Joint Examination Board for the Programme.

  • In any case, the Joint Examination Board consists of members of both partner institutions, among others.

  • The Joint Examination Board for the joint doctoral examination (i.e. the first part of the doctoral examination if any, and the public defence) is composed taking into consideration the regulations of both partner institutions.

  • The elective project is presented during the Induction Week, held in September at UPO, two years after enrollment, in front of a jury (Joint Examination Board, ▇▇▇).

  • In the event of conflicting stipulations concerning the composition and/or duties of the Joint Examination Board, the regulations of the partner institution where the public defence will take place, as set in Article 16, shall take precedence.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Joint Examination Participating Regulators will attempt to reduce the overall burden on a DCE subject to Joint Examination by limiting the costs of visitations whenever possible.

  • When in the furtherance of the Coordinated Goals, the Joint Examination Team, at the direction of the MDCC, will coordinate with Concurrent Examination Teams.


More Definitions of Joint Examination

Joint Examination means an examination and/or investigation of a DCE under a Supervisory Program developed for such DCE conducted by two or more Joint Examination Participating Regulators that share information and combine examination and other resources under a single EIC.
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