Screening Criteria definition

Screening Criteria means a written statement of any factors a Landlord considers in deciding whether to accept or reject an Applicant and any qualifications required for acceptance. “Screening or admission criteria” includes, but is not limited to, the rental history, character references, public records, criminal records, credit reports, credit references and incomes or resources of the Applicant.

Screening Criteria means the criteria to be used to evaluate the Settlement Class Members’ responses to the Screening Questionnaire to determine whether the Settlement Class Members qualify for a Medical Evaluation, as described in Section IV(B)(4)(c) and as initially reflected in the Expert Report of the Medical Science Committee to be submitted with Plaintiffs’ Renewed Motion for Preliminary Approval;

Screening Criteria means the written policies,

Examples of Screening Criteria in a sentence

• Applications will be evaluated in two stages: Stage One: Application Screening The Contracts, Grants, and Loans Office and/or the Evaluation Committee will screen applications for compliance with the Screening Criteria in Section E of this Part.

• Applications that fail any of the Administrative or Technical Screening Criteria shall be disqualified and eliminated from further evaluation.

• Applicant Screening Criteria – Credit and Other Screening CriteriaA.

• Screening Criteria The Contracts, Grants and Loans Office will screen applications for compliance with the Administrative Screening Criteria.

• Applicant Screening Criteria – Criminal and Drug-related History and Sex Offender ChecksAll applicants age 18 or older and dependents turning 18 years of age after initial tenancy will be screened for residency.

More Definitions of Screening Criteria

Screening Criteria shall have the meaning assigned to such term in the Research and Development Plan.

Screening Criteria means the criteria set forth on Schedule 1.367, as may be reviewed and discussed by the JRDC and amended by the JSC.

Screening Criteria means the written policies, medical protocols, and treatment guidelines used by an insurance carrier or a network as part of utilization review [or retrospective review].

Screening Criteria means compound properties specified by the Joint Project Team and approved by the Steering Committee as prerequisites for selection of Hits (as defined below).

Screening Criteria means the written policies, 93-65 decision rules, medical protocols, and treatment guidelines used by 93-66 a network as part of utilization review or retrospective review.

Screening Criteria means the elements or factors used in a determination of whether to subject an issued health benefit plan to additional review for possible rescission, including any applicable dollar amount or number of claims submitted.

Screening Criteria means those written guidelines adopted by pursuant to this Exhibit C.