Working Documents definition

Working Documents means proof that the Participant is eligible to work, such as a birth certificate issued in the United States, a Social Security Card, or Employment Authorization Document issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Participants under age 18 must also provide age-appropriate New York State employment certificates. Male Participants aged eighteen (18) or older must also provide proof of Selective Service Registration. Working Documents are required only for Older Youth Participants given a Work Assignment.

Working Documents means architectural drawings, structural drawings, construction drawings, specifications and reinforcement schedules or other documents together with any variation or site instruction;

Working Documents means all documents for discussion and possible decision by the Conference of the Parties, including the draft agenda, draft resolutions, draft decisions and reports submitted by any Party to the Convention, the Standing Committee, the Animals Committee, the Plants Committee or the Secretariat, as well as proposals to amend Appendices I and II, submitted by Parties;

Examples of Working Documents in a sentence

• The final Working Documents for the Improvements in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Contract.

• Should errors occur as a result of Working Documents prepared by the Purchaser or a third party, the Purchaser is liable for the cost of rectification.

• Several other documents accompanying the SIP, including Staff Working Documents (European Commission, 2013g, 2013h) and Policy Roadmaps (European Commission, 2013d, 2015g), vary in the extent to which they incorporate a gender dimension or show evidence of gender mainstreaming.

• Courses waived are recorded on the student’s transcript as “Demonstrated Proficiency;” no credits are posted or nor are grades factored into the GPA for these courses.

• The Working Documents were circulated to the members of the Consultation Forum and for information to the secretariat of the ENVI and ITRE Committees of the European Parliament.

More Definitions of Working Documents

Working Documents means all literary, artistic and other works, including all physical works, production materials and subject matter created solely or jointly with others, by the Supplier in the course of or in relation to this agreement in which Intellectual Property Rights may subsist and all drafts, variations, alterations, and adaptations of such works or subject matter (whether currently existing or created in the future).

Working Documents means structural drawings, construction drawings, specifications and reinforcement schedules or such other documents as are provided by the Purchaser together with any subsequent variation, amendment, or site instruction. Construction drawings, specifications and reinforcement schedules or such documents as are provided by the Purchaser together with any subsequent variation, amendment, or site instruction. Construction drawings, specifications and reinforcement schedules or such other documents as are provided by the Purchaser together with any subsequent variation, amendment, or site instruction.

Working Documents means any and all internal memorandums, internal notes and any and all other written internal KLEYR GRASSO communication, of any kind or nature whatsoever.

Working Documents means architectural drawings, structural drawings, construction drawings, specifications and reinforcement schedules or other documents together with any variation or site instruction provided by the Purchaser to Vic Mesh; and

Working Documents means all documents for discussion and possible decision by the

Working Documents means all plans, designs, specifications, and schedules created by us in the course of or in relation to any contract in which Intellectual Property Rights may subsist and all drafts, variations, alterations, and adaptations of such plans, designs, specifications, and schedules (whether currently existing or created in the future).

Working Documents means proof that the Participant is eligible to work, such as a birth