Examples of MLA Policies in a sentence
The competencies required would be consistent with that of an individual that has been a CB auditor or an AB assessor, but would need to have exposure to the A series documents, IAF MLA Policies and Procedures, and practical experience in the peer evaluation process.
This MLA Handbook describes MLA Policies and Procedures, outlines the MLA degree requirements, shares tips on structuring your individualized curriculum, and provides information about the academic resources available to you at Penn.
A subordinate group to the MLA Committee, the MLA Management Committee (MLA MC) directly manages the peer evaluation process, in accordance with the joint IAF- ILAC A-Series documents, and additional IAF MLA documents, primarily IAF ML4: MLA Policies and Procedures for a Multilateral Recognition Arrangement (MLA) on the Level of Single Accreditation Bodies and on the Level of Regional Groups.
In case, if the same is found to be tampered / modified I/We understand that my/our tender will be summarily rejected and full earnest money deposit will be forfeited and I/we am/are liable to be banned from doing business with Railways and/or prosecuted.
MLA will notify the Consultant of any material change to the MLA Policies that the Consultant must comply with under clause 4.1.1.(c) (“Change Notice”).
Admittance as signatory to the IAF MLA is contingent on successful peer evaluation in accordance with the IAF MLA Policies and Procedures.
The team leader shall check the relevant records against the ARAC MLA Policies and procedures and related documents, including peer evaluation reports, relevant meeting resolutions and\ or minutes’ etc.
IAF MLA Policies and Procedures for a MLA on the Level of Single Accreditation Bodies and on the Level of Regional Accreditation Groups.
Arnold moved and Brockway seconded Resolution 99-030 - Resolution 99-030 - Final MLA Policies and Procedures: Plenary meeting resolved that the document tabled at the meeting (IAF-MLA-99-004 refers) be forwarded to Members for approval by a letter ballot of 60 days.[Note - the draft document was forwarded to members for voting on 8 October 1999, with the last date to return votes as 7 December 1999.