Compliance Tests definition

Compliance Tests means tests performed on the Goods to ensure they comply with the Service Providers warranties in clause 10;

Compliance Tests has the meaning given to it in the Protocol;

Compliance Tests means tests performed on the Equipment to ensure they comply with the Lessors warranties in Clause 6 of the Agreement and as set forth under this Agreement;

Examples of Compliance Tests in a sentence

• United States Environmental Protection Agency, Plant Inspection Workshop-Techniques for Evaluating Performance of Air Pollution Control Equipment: Observing Compliance Tests, February 1981.

• The TSO may require a Providing Unit to undergo additional Compliance Tests during the term of the Agreement if performance issues are identified during monitoring.

• At a future date, to be determined, during the lifetime of the Regulated Arrangements, the TSOs will calculate the Performance Incident Response Factor (PE) based on the Providing Unit’s response to a Fault Disturbance.From the commencement of the Regulated Arrangements, Compliance Tests will be carried out from time to time.

• Costs for Compliance Tests shall be borne by the Service Provider.

• Only actions by SONI to reduce the PPM MW Output (as described in the MW Availability definition above) should result in a difference between actual MW Output and the MW Availability signals.MW Availability Compliance Tests MW Availability testing will be carried out when 100% of the PPM Generating Units are in service.

More Definitions of Compliance Tests

Compliance Tests means one or more programs and related documentation, which is finally adopted by OSGi, and any updates, revisions or new versions thereto finally adopted by OSGi, that are used to determine whether an implementation is FULLY COMPLIANT with its FINAL SPECIFICATION.

Compliance Tests means one or more programs and related documentation, which is finally adopted by OSGi pursuant to Section 8.2 below, and any updates, revisions or new versions thereto finally adopted by OSGi pursuant to Section 8.3 below, that are used to determine whether an implementation is FULLY COMPLIANT.

Compliance Tests. Simple assertion by a health service that training time is “in the roster” is no longer a defence. There are new protocols that may appear to not be mandatory but, as they are agreed, have become the objective test for the Fair Work Commission as to whether hospital behaviour is compliant. This, combined with the new obligation to roster training time, will make it difficult for health services to defend non compliance. This gives AMA and registrars the leverage needed to effect change. The following questions are the test as to whether “free from service” registrar training time is being provided with the new AMA Agreement 2013:

Compliance Tests means the Investment Portfolio Parameter Tests, the Liquidity Tests, the Capital Tests, the Market Sensitivity Tests and the Weighted Average Life of Senior Funding Test. The list of tests comprising the Compliance Tests may be amended from time to time with Rating Agency Approval.

Compliance Tests means one or more programs and related documentation used to determine whether an implementation is Fully Compliant.

Compliance Tests means one or more tests, test scripts or procedures, programs and/or documentation that are used to test and determine whether a product that implements a Full Specification is a Fully Compliant Product.

Compliance Tests means one or more tests, test scripts or procedures, programs and/or documentation that are used to test and determine whether a product that implements a Technical Specification is a Fully Compliant Product.