Program Objectives has the meaning set forth in Section 3.1 hereof.
Program Objectives means the program objectives described in Item 1.1 and as set out in the Building Better Regional Cities Program Guidelines (as amended from time to time) as published by the Department;
Program Objectives means the program objectives described in Item 1.1 of Schedule 1.
Examples of Program Objectives in a sentence
PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Based on CDC’s National TB Program Objectives Ensure that 93% of newly-diagnosed TB patients for whom 12 months or less of TB treatment is indicated, complete TB treatment within 12 months.
More Definitions of Program Objectives
Program Objectives has the meaning provided in Section 1.2.
Program Objectives. Explain briefly using the selection criteria.
Program Objectives means the program objectives described in Item 1.3 of Schedule 1 and as set out in the National Program Guide;
Program Objectives means the program objectives, if any, identified at Item 3 of Schedule 1. Recipient as detailed at the commencement of this Agreement and includes, where appropriate, the officers, employees, agents, volunteers and subcontractors, and successors of the recipient.
Program Objectives means the provision of private midwifery care as detailed in the Policy Directive Privately practising Midwives Access to Public Maternity Services in South Australia.
Program Objectives. SROs will serve as valuable resources for their schools and are trained to fulfill several roles: ● Advisor: SROs will establish open, and trusted forms of two-way communication with students, parents/guardians, and staff members. They will endeavor to create an environment for students to discuss behaviors that impact their environment. Additionally, they will serve as mentors and problem solvers who will provide guidance on various issues to students, parents, and school administrators and act as a liaison to support services both inside the school environment and outside in the community.
Program Objectives. RSS is the process by which a Employment Specialist, Mentor, Case Manager 15 and/or Counselor works directly with the CLIENT to assess the 16 CLIENT’s education, work experience and vocational skills, and subsequently 18 Case Manager provides social work and employment related services to CLIENTs address 19 consistent with best practices that will assist CLIENTs in obtaining 20 employment and remove 21 achieving or maintaining any barriers that may prevent them from economic self-sufficiency.