Expected outcome definition
Expected outcome means an observable, sustained change in a parent or guardian's behavior, condition, or circumstance that, when accomplished, will increase a parent or guardian's protective capacity and reduce or eliminate an identified impending danger safety threat, and which, when accomplished, will no longer require Child Welfare intervention to manage a child's safety. It is a desired end result and takes effort to achieve.
Expected outcome. A Resource Infrastructure Provider OLA defining services and the respective minimum quality of service requested by ▇▇▇.▇▇.
Expected outcome. The school expects that, as a result of this waiver, it will be able to manage its own financial affairs.
Examples of Expected outcome in a sentence
Expected Outcome: Document BMP for establishing switchgrass into permanent native grass pasture (OK).
Expected Outcome: Describe the outcome(s) that is expected once this activity or activities have been done.
Expected Outcome A task is added to a specific queue in Attorney Manager notifying the prosecutor of the failure decision from JPD.
Expected Outcome: With this waiver, the school will be able to implement its program and evaluate its teachers in accordance with its Performance Appraisal System, which is designed to produce greater accountability and be consistent with the school’s goals and objectives.
Activity 3: Expected Outcome: Payment Schedule: No advances: Describe the frequency of the invoice and payments – monthly, quarterly, annually.
More Definitions of Expected outcome
Expected outcome. NAS shall set and enforce its own materials distribution policies. Duration: This waiver is sought for the duration of ▇▇▇’s charter contract with the District. Financial Impact: This policy is not expected to have any financial impact on NAS or the District.
Expected outcome. Launch: advertise the start of the collaboration in each Party’s website with a dedicated static page, article and press releases (within 1 month); Reporting: WLCG will be invited to contribute to ▇▇▇.▇▇’s promotional materials and publications to reflect the collaboration between the two Parties; Events: joint sessions at ▇▇▇.▇▇ and WLCG events will be planned in order to disseminate the progress and results of the collaboration; Publications: inform ▇▇▇.▇▇ of any scientific/academic publications published by the WLCG that use the EGI. ▇▇▇.▇▇ will inform WLCG of publications that refer to WLCG. This communication will ensure that each Party is being accurately represented by the other.
Expected outcome means an observable, sustained change in a parent or guardian's behavior, condition, or circumstance that, when accomplished, will increase a parent or
Expected outcome. As an autonomous charter school, NAS shall have the authority to enter into its own contracts and determine its procurement process for goods and services necessary to provide the best education to its students. Policy Code and Title: 3320: Procurement Competition Requirements Rationale: NAS’s Finance Policy shall provide its procurement competition requirements, including for purchases over certain amounts, purchases that use federal grant funds, purchases that are exempt from competitive pricing, and sole-source purchases. The Finance Policy sets forth the reasons for which a particular vendor may be chosen, all of which shall be with the intention of maintaining a top-quality school.
Expected outcome. The school expects that, as a result of this waiver, it will be able to manage its own personnel affairs.
Expected outcome. An adopted document to guide policy decision for years to come related to land availability for employment and policies to encourage target industries and employment opportunities in general, especially for low income residents and historically marginalized communities of color.
Expected outcome. The NAS Board of Directors shall have final say for any appeals related to this policy. Policy Code and Title: 5640: Fundraising Rationale: Fundraising projects approved by NAS Board and/or Administration are subject to this policy. Bingos, raffles, and gambling activities shall not be permitted unless the sponsor of the fundraiser has procured the appropriate license from the State of Colorado or except as permitted by law.