Finding definition

Finding means a decision, determination or ruling made in the course of proceedings that does not finally decide, determine or dispose of the matter to which the proceedings relate;
Finding means a determination based on a preponderance of

Examples of Finding in a sentence

  • Under no circumstances may any construction activities occur until Provider secures all required permits, completes all necessary environmental reviews, and receives a Finding of No Significant Impact (“FONSI”).


More Definitions of Finding

Finding means the Office of Inspector General's determination regarding whether an allegation is substantiated, unsubstantiated, or unfounded.
Finding means a determination of compliance/non-compliance as the result of an airworthiness authority’s review, investigation, inspection, test, and/or analysis.
Finding means a verification whether the FSTD is in compliance or non- compliance with the applicable requirements and which shall be recorded as results/discrepancies in the evaluation report compiled by the FAA, EASA, or an Aviation Authority, as applicable.
Finding means a conclusion reached after investigation as to whether facts show a violation of Bureau policy.
Finding. As evidenced by a July 23, 2008 memorandum from Xxxx Xxxxx of the City of Austin EGRSO, the City relieved SPG of this requirement, after determining that the most efficient method of gathering the information would be to seek a report directly from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. Status: Not applicable
Finding means a decision, conclusion, or opinion by a court, legislative body, or governmental agency, board, or commission of any locality, state, federally recognized tribe, or nation that is based upon a review of evidence in an investigation, a quasi-judicial proceeding, or a judicial proceeding resulting in a determination that:
Finding means an assessment conclusion that identifies a condition having a significant effect on an item or activity. An assessment finding is normally a deficiency and is normally accompanied by specific examples of the observed condition.