ORI definition

ORI means Originating Agency Identifier Number.
ORI means Originating Agency Identifier.

Examples of ORI in a sentence

  • If the request is granted, the Research Integrity Officer will file periodic progress reports as requested by the ORI.

  • The University shall maintain and provide to ORI upon request all relevant research records and records of its research misconduct proceeding, including results of all interviews and the transcripts or recordings of such interviews.

  • Ensure the transaction is legally authorized and submitted using the DOJ TAP issued ORI.

  • The following self-explanatory instructions are available: ADD, ADDI, SUB, AND, ANDI, OR, ORI, XOR, and XORI.

  • The Indonesian Ombudsman Commission (ORI) also considers that this PP tends to be a sectoral policy, based only on maritime law.


More Definitions of ORI

ORI means Originating Agency Identifier, which is a unique alpha numeric identifier assigned by NCIC to each authorized criminal justice and non-criminal justice agency, identifying that agency in all computer transactions.
ORI means a unique identifier assigned by the FBI to an agency.
ORI means the reference number given for each valid Request received by OpenNet;
ORI means the Originating Agency Identifier. It is a nine character identifier assigned by the FBI CJIS staff to an agency which has met the established qualifying criteria for ORI assignment. It identifies agencies in transactions on the NCIC system as well as for the submission of fingerprints.
ORI means the office of research integrity, which is an independent entity within the U. S. department of health and human services reporting to the secretary of health and human services. The “ORI” is responsible for protecting the integrity of extramural and intramural research programs, “EIIS.”
ORI means the HHS Office of Research Integrity.
ORI means Originating Agency Identification Number- a nine-character identifier assigned to an agency by the FBI to authorize fingerprinting services.