Evaluation Panel means the group of individuals who will conduct the Health and Safety Threat Assessment where law enforcement is not involved and the initial course of action.

Evaluation Panel means the Procuring Officer and any other individuals designated by them to participate in evaluating Submissions. All such individuals must have the relevant skills and experience to make value judgements on the Submissions received. For Large and EU Contracts, the Evaluation Panel must include at least one other officer to evaluate the technical quality elements of the Submission in addition to the Procuring Officer.

Evaluation Panel means the panel of jury appointed by TIL (Times Internet Limited) in its sole discretion, who shall have final authority to evaluate and/or assess the submissions/entries made under the Program. The decision of Evaluation Panel shall be final and binding on the Participant.

Examples of Evaluation Panel in a sentence

Requests by Registry Operator for the approval of Additional Services pursuant to Section 2.1 may be referred by ICANN to the Registry Services Technical Evaluation Panel (“RSTEP”) pursuant to that process at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/en/registries/rsep/.
The Evaluation Panel will provide the Evaluatee at least two weeks to assemble those materials for which the Evaluatee is responsible.
The Evaluation Panel or sole evaluator will clearly describe in writing any other materials deemed relevant and necessary for a complete, effective, and fair evaluation.
The Evaluation Panel will clearly describe in writing any other materials it decides are relevant and necessary to a complete, effective, and fair evaluation.
The Evaluatee will submit to the Evaluation Panel Chair a self-evaluation that will include the Evaluatee’s report on progress toward achieving the goals set forth in the revised Plan of Professional Development.

More Definitions of Evaluation Panel

Evaluation Panel means the panel of persons appointed by the Director to evaluate a

Evaluation Panel means the Procuring Officer, the Commissioning Officer and any other individuals appointed by them to participate in evaluating Submissions. For Large and PCR Contracts, the Evaluation Panel must include at least one other officer to evaluate the technical quality elements of the Submission in addition to the Commissioning Officer.

Evaluation Panel means a group of people appointed by the Project Board to evaluate an aspect of the ESPD and tenders received from Bidders, which group shall include at least one representative from each Council; “Fees Regulations” means the Freedom of Information (Fees for Required Disclosure) (Scotland) Regulations 2004;

Evaluation Panel means the panel of persons appointed by the Director to evaluate a proposal for a Bridge Project or Bridge Project Activity under subsection 5.1 of this Rule.

Evaluation Panel means the Evaluation and Suspension Panel appointed by the Committee Chair under Chapter VII, and “Panel Chair” and “Panel Members” mean the Chairperson thereof and the Members so appointed by the Committee Chair;

Evaluation Panel means the evaluation panel established by OEH that will evaluate responses to this EoI“Government” means the Government of NSW

Evaluation Panel means the panel appointed to evaluate Tenders.