Narrative Justification Sample Clauses

Narrative Justification. All performance appraisals must contain a written narrative justification for each critical element and summary rating beyond simply stating that the standards for a given critical element or that all critical elements (as regards the summary rating) have been met, not met, exceeded, etc. Normally, rating narratives need not exceed two single-spaced typed pages. If no justification is available due to a lack of opportunity to perform on a particular critical element or where observation of performance was necessary but not possible, this fact will be so noted.

Narrative Justification. The applica- tion may include a narrative presen- tation to amplify the financial mate- rial accompanying the application and to present any extenuating cir- cumstances which the local govern- ment wants the Associate Director to consider in rendering a decision on the cancellation request.