Not Met means nothing was achieved
Not Met means there was no evidence that satisfied any of the elements of the best practice.
Not Met means that the student did not meet the grade level standard.
Examples of Not Met in a sentence
GOAL 1 PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT PLANTable 10: Performance Improvement Plan for Goal 1 KPIs Not Met Strategic ObjectiveFY 2023 Performance IndicatorsResponsible ComponentFY 2023TargetsFY 2023ResultsPerformance Improvement Plan 1.2 Percentage of audits completed within 12 months of initiation (entrance conference).
See generally U.S. GOV’T ACCOUNTABILITY OFF., GAO-22-104679, DEFENSE CONTRACTOR CYBERSECURITY: STAKEHOLDER COMMUNICATION AND PERFORMANCE GOALS COULD IMPROVE CERTIFICATION FRAMEWORK (2021),https://www.gao.gov/assets/gao-22-104679.pdf (“DOD Has Not Met Initial Implementation Goals or Sufficiently Communicated Key Decisions to Industry”); HEIDI M.
More Definitions of Not Met
Not Met means that the Bidder does not accept the provision exactly as drafted, without qualification. If the Bidder does not accept a provision exactly as drafted without qualification, the appropriate response is “Not Met” and the Bidder must provide in their Proposal the alternative wording that the Bidder desires.
Not Met means the program provided no evidence that satisfies any of the best practices criterion. “Minimally” means the program provided evidence that satisfies a small portion of the criterion. “Partially” means the program provided evidence that satisfies about half of the criterion. “Substantially” means the program provided evidence that satisfies a large portion of the criterion. “Fully met” means the program provided evidence that completely satisfies the best practices criterion.
Not Met. - means that the Vendor does not accept the provision exactly as drafted. If the Vendor does not accept a Contract provision exactly as drafted, the appropriate response is “Not Met” and the Vendor should provide in their Proposal the Vendor’s position on the provision, i.e. the wording that the Vendor prefers to be included in the Contract.
Not Met means that the Vendor does not accept the provision exactly as drafted. If the Vendor does not accept a Contract provision exactly as drafted, and responds with “Not Met”, the Vendor must provide in their Proposal the Vendor’s final position on the provision i.e. the wording that the Vendor requires for the Vendor to enter into a contract. Her Majesty will deem any alternative wording, including suggested, recommended, or proposed wording, as reflecting the Vendor’s final position on the provision. Alternative wording should be considered carefully as alternative wording for mandatory contract provisions not meeting the fundamental intent of the provision will result in rejection of the Proposal. Her Majesty will determine whether the alternative wording meets the fundamental intent of the provision. The Proposal should include an explicit response to each of the desirable Contract provisions by indicating either:
Not Met means that the division has taken no action in this area this year. We encourage divisions with these results to set well defined goals and implement them over the next year. These divisions should network with other divisions to learn best practices so they can build a solid foundation for future initiatives. We see this as an excellent opportunity to integrate cross-divisional collaboration into a division’s foundation for planning and assessment.
Not Met means that Procurement exceeded the agreed-upon timeline for one or more of the agreed upon dates by one or more days.