Normative Reference definition

Normative Reference means a document or standard not developed by the Working Group that is included by reference in a Final AVS Standard and for which compliance is required to claim compliance with the Final AVS Standard that includes the reference. A document or standard that may be useful for understanding, implementing or otherwise using a Final AVS Standard but for which compliance is not required to claim compliance with the Final AVS Standard is not a Normative Reference.
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Normative Reference means a reference in a specification to an external document or resource with which the implementer must comply, in order to comply with a Normative Portion of the specification.
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Normative Reference means a reference in a Standards Track Work Product to an external document or resource with which the implementer must comply, in order to comply with a Normative Portion of the Work Product.
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Examples of Normative Reference in a sentence

  • Any normative references included in a Standard will be in accordance with the Normative Reference Policy set forth in Appendix A of this IP Policy at Annex C.

  • Normative Reference: EPC 32-247 – Environmental Procedure, Procedure for vegetation clearance and maintenance within overhead power line servitudes and on Eskom owned land: Normative reference: 34-190 – access to farms (includes strategy on dealing with game farms: Note: that all vegetation management within commercial forestry areas shall be done in terms of the Timber Growers Agreement, the “Maintenance and Management Agreement in Forest Plantation Areas and Servitude Areas”.

  • Normative Reference Copy: For the purpose of clarity, ISCOP makes it mandatory for the operator to maintain a copy of the normative standards document as references.

  • Normative Reference: 34-190 – Access to farms (includes strategy on dealing with game farms: All instances where access has been unduly restricted should be taken up with the Responsible Manager in consultation with the Customer Services Area Manager to ensure a normalization of the situation.