Business Rules definition

Business Rules means the business rules established by JSCC regarding its Financial Instruments Obligation Assumption Service for CDS Transactions, as amended, if applicable.

Business Rules means a set of policies and procedures established from time to time by the tolling body pursuant to a toll policy agreement of the states' parties that defines how the toll transactions will be processed.

Business Rules means the rules for day to day use of Interconnector Capacity in Schedule 4;

Examples of Business Rules in a sentence

• Business Rules This measurement captures the functional availability of applications/interfaces as a percentage of scheduled availability for the same systems.

• Birch shall provide listing information in accordance with the procedures set forth in The BellSouth Business Rules for Local Ordering found at BellSouth’s Interconnection Services Web site.

• You may designate authorised users (the “Authorized Users”) who will be the only people authorised to access Your Electronic Account in Your name as per the Business Rules set out by Us.

• Any order canceled by the CLEC will be excluded from this measurement • Delays due to CLEC following disconnection of the unbundled loop • Unbundled Loops where there is no existing subscriber loop and loops where coordination is not requested Business Rules When the service order includes INP, the interval includes the total time for the cut over including the translation time to place the line back in service on the ported line.

• Disputes related to this agreement over financial or accounting issues shall be resolved in accordance with instructions provided in the Treasury Financial Manual, Volume I, Intragovernmental Business Rules Bulletin, or a superseding directive, available on the Treasury Financial Manual website at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/v1/p2/c470.html.

More Definitions of Business Rules

Business Rules means the business rules specified by paragraph 7 of Schedule 1 of the Framework Agreement;

Business Rules. Elapsed time for fully electronic sub-measures tracked during system hours For manually handled requests: Calculation of requests received after the end of the business day starts at the beginning of the next business day. Business day is defined as published hours of operation for the ILEC. Business day = Monday through Friday, excluding weekends and ILEC published holidays (SBC/California) Business day hours and holidays are published on the Verizon web site. (Verizon only) The start time for requests received after the end of Friday, or end of day preceding a holiday, business day will be the beginning of the next business day. (Verizon only) Projects are defined as: (SBC/California only) Resale POTS (including PBX, CENTREX and ISDN-BRI) greater than 20 lines. Resale Specials (PBX-DID, VGPL, DDS, DS1, DS3, ISDN-PRI) greater than 6 lines UNE Loops; Special Loops (VGPL, DS1 and above) greater than 6 loops Basic, xDSL and ISDN Loops greater than 20 loops Interconnection Trunks greater than 288 trunks. LNP greater than 99 telephone numbers Requests for conversion of Special Access circuits to UNEs will be tracked diagnostically (SBC/California only). For LSR driven order activity, CLECs can order an unlimited number of lines or orders without the lines or orders being treated as a project. However, should the CLEC designate their order activity as a project or request other project-type special handling, the results are excluded from this measure. (Verizon only) For ASR driven order activity (including interconnection trunks, dedicated transport and EELs), CLECs can order an unlimited number of lines/trunks or orders without the lines/trunks or orders being treated as a project. However, should the CLEC designate their order activity as a project or request other project-type special handling, the project standards noted above will apply. (Verizon only) For PONs that the CLEC designates as related (RPONs) only, RPONs which are not provided confirmation until all RPONs are received, the FOC/LSC time stamp used for receipt of all these RPONs will be the date/time of the last RPON received. The Reject returned date/time will be the actual returned date/time of each RPON. Elapsed time calculated in hours. Fully electronic orders that are subject to reflow will be tracked in “Electronically received/Manually handled” submeasures (SBC California).

Business Rules means the written documents related to the Xyrem Success Program® that are mutually agreed upon in writing by CuraScript or ESSDS and Jazz Pharmaceuticals as of the Effective Date, which further describe the SOPs (as defined below) relating to how the Covered Services are to be performed. The Business Rules shall not be modified without the written consent of Jazz Pharmaceuticals and CuraScript or ESSDS unless required by law and only after prior written notification to Jazz Pharmaceuticals.

Business Rules means any term, requirement, condition, condition precedent, process or procedure associated with a Promotional Program or otherwise identified as a Business Rule by Echostar which is communicated to Retailer by EchoStar or an Affiliate of EchoStar either directly (including e-mail) or through any method of mass communication reasonably directed to EchoStar's retailer base, including, without limitation, a "Charlie Chat", e-mail, facts blast, or posting on EchoStar's retailer web site. Retailer agrees that EchoStar has the right to modify any Business Rule at any time and from time to time in its sole and absolute discretion for any reason or no reason, upon notice to Retailer.

Business Rules means the rules for day to day use of Interconnector Capacity inSchedule 4;

Business Rules means standards that reflect terms and conditions of contracts between suppliers and consumers, including terms of level and quality of service, payments, and standards governing relations between licensees;

Business Rules means the Business rules of the OTC Platform;