State partners definition
Examples of State partners in a sentence
It is the intention of the Exchange to work with Contractors and State partners to facilitate early identification of at-risk patients where possible.
Additional IRDs may be provided by the State or State partners that are not to be maintained by Provider.
Generally, enforcement of the FMCSRs by FMCSA and its State partners is accomplished through roadside inspections.
Given its pre-existing health sector governance expertise and ongoing engagements involving convening of multiple health care stakeholders in Washington State, partners have expressed confidence in Foundation for Health Care Quality (FHCQ) to facilitate this governance project.
Outputs/Outcomes Outputs: Compliance with the FFATA Procure an environmental consulting contractor through a competitive bid process Conduct a Kick-Off meeting with the City’s project team, EPA and State partners.
Kick-off Meeting: Once the contractor has been selected, the City’s project team, EPA and State partners will participate in a project kick-off meeting.
If FMCSA adopts the proposed rule, the Agency and its State partners would then be able to enforce the prohibition in 49 U.S.C. 30112 against the use or importation of non-compliant CMVs by citing U.S.-domiciled motor carriers that fail to display the required certification label.
State partners have documented* each CoC’s 2022 Point-in-Time data as well as each CoC’s census data to better understand the impact of unsheltered homelessness at the subpopulation level in each region.
This Agreement represents continued evolution in the roles of both the Federal and State partners.
This will include drafting measure specifications (including testing specifications and modeling calculations), outreach to State stakeholders as necessary to vet measure specifications, and working with key State partners to gather and aggregate data from necessary data sources.