Merit Criteria definition

Merit Criteria means the merit criteria for an Application referred to in the Guidelines (including the portfolio analysis referred to in the Guidelines). Milestone Long Stop Date means, in respect of a Milestone, the date specified in item 1.3 in Schedule 1 for that Milestone. Milestone Report has the meaning given in item 3.1 of Schedule 1. Milestone Reviewer means the applicable milestone reviewer set out in item 1.3 of Schedule 1.
Merit Criteria means the merit criteria set out in section 5 of the Program Guidelines and in the Directions.
Merit Criteria means the merit criteria for an Application referred to in the Guidelines.

Examples of Merit Criteria in a sentence

  • Departmental Merit Criteria Unless already in place, each department shall formulate and adopt by majority vote of its bargaining unit faculty criteria for merit evaluations with specified weighting for the research, teaching, and service components.

  • Merit Criteria for the progression of physiotherapists and physiotherapy assistants (per clause 5.2 below) are attached as Appendix 3 to the Agreement.

  • Achievement of the Merit Criteria may be evidenced in the employees senior portfolio.

  • It is the intention of the parties that the agreed outcomes of the Merit Criteria work will replace Clause 8.1 Merit and schedule A in the collective agreement.

  • Merit Criteria for the progression of Perfusionists will be developed between the employer and the union during the term of the Agreement.

  • It is the intention of the parties that the agreed outcomes of the Merit Criteria work will replace Clause 8.1 Merit and schedule B in the collective agreement.

  • Begin analysis of the Merit Criteria for a US BUILD grant application, Safety, State of Good Repair, Economic Competitiveness, Environmental Sustainability, Quality of Life, Innovation, and Partnership.


More Definitions of Merit Criteria

Merit Criteria means the criteria listed in clause 46 and detailed in the