Successful Completion definition

Successful Completion means that in the reasonable opinion of the Customer, Deliverables completed by the Supplier are fit for purpose, completed on time and otherwise meet all the criteria defined under this Contract;

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Successful Completion means earning at least a grade of C- or its equivalent in early childhood education or child development course work from a regionally accredited college or university or completion of a quality- assured training course.

Successful Completion means the written receipt of credit from classes taken at a community college or university or the written receipt of a certificate from a program or private career school.

Examples of Successful Completion in a sentence

• The business review meeting may include, but is not limited to, the following: • Successful completion of deliverables • Review of the Contractor’s performance • Review of minimum required reports • Addressing of any elevated Customer issues • Review of continuous improvement ideas that may help lower total costs and improve business efficiencies.

• Successful completion of a driving test and defensive driving school or Fire Service Vehicle Operator (FSVO).

• Successful completion of the probationary period is required to qualify for the supplemental compensation from the County.

• Successful completion and State certification on both the written and practical tests on the Fire Apparatus Engineer test.

• Successful completion of Firefighter probationary period, to include FF II or Basic Operations Firefighter, EMT certification, a valid appropriate class driver’s license, and a minimum of one (1) year of service.

More Definitions of Successful Completion

Successful Completion means with respect to a specified human clinical trial the achievement as determined by the sponsor of such trial of the primary clinical endpoint identified in the protocol for such trial.

Successful Completion means a score of seventy (70) percent or greater, or a grade of “C” or better, or a rating of pass, if offered as pass/fail.

Successful Completion. In this Agreement, “Successful Completion” means material completion by UHN of their work under each relevant Phase of the Research Program within the relevant time period prescribed in Schedule A; provided that, in respect of each Phase of the Research Program, in the event that there is:

Successful Completion means a score of seventy (70) percent or greater, or a grade of "C" or better, or a rating of pass, if offered as pass/fail, in a POST approved academy or program. For the certification examination passing score, see Rule 15.

Successful Completion means that the Phase III Clinical Trial (a) achieved its primary clinical endpoint as defined in the protocol for the Phase III Clinical Trial and (b) had a side effect profile that does not adversely affect the Product’s eligibility to be subject to an NDA; and

Successful Completion means Completion of the Refurbishment Programme within the Agreed Timescales

Successful Completion means: (a) with respect to the On-Going Phase I/II Trial, no treatment-related safety findings during the treatment period and the six (6) month follow up period, that were considered by the Independent Safety Monitoring Board for the On-Going Phase I/II Trial (in accordance with and subject to the Independent Safety Monitoring Board Charter attached hereto as Schedule 1.42(a)) to be of sufficient concern to discontinue the On-Going Phase I/II Trial; (b) with respect to the Interim Analysis of the Pivotal Clinical Trial/Phase IIb Proof of Concept, safety and efficacy data from completion of all patients at the [**] follow up demonstrates more than a [**] probability of meeting pre-specified endpoints at [**] in the Pivotal Clinical Trial, and no apparent safety signal in the treatment group for the entire cohort at all times; (c) with respect to the Pivotal Clinical Trial for the Primary Indication, safety and efficacy data from completion of all patients at the [**] follow up meets the primary endpoint and demonstrates a positive benefit-to-risk ratio to enable FDA submission; and (d) with respect to all other clinical trials of a Product, that the JDC has determined that the final results of such clinical trial have achieved the success criteria established by the JDC with respect to such clinical trial.