Plan of Action means the African Union Plan of Action on the Prevention and Combating of Terrorism in Africa;
Plan of Action has the meaning ascribed to it in Section 5.5 of this Agreement;
Plan of Action means a written document which that explicitly states what has been or will be done to bring all deficiencies into compliance with board standards and policies.
Examples of Plan of Action in a sentence
The POA&M shall be documented consistent with the HHS Standard for Plan of Action and Milestones and NIH policies.
Parameters for a Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Regarding the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Nuclear Program.” April 2, 2015.
At the International Conference on the Sustainable Contribution of Fisheries to Food Security (4-9 December, Kyoto, Japan), 95 states adopted a Declaration and Plan of Action which were conveyed to the UN, FAO, UNCSD (UN Commission on Sustainable Development), the 1996 FAO World Summit, and other relevant international organizations for their consideration and endorsement.
Although not binding, the Plan of Action is an agreed set of tasks, many of which are of relevance to CWP and its participating organizations.
Likewise, the Parties recognize the importance to promote the implementation and full use of Global Strategy and Plan of Action on Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property (WHA61.21), adopted on May 24, 2008 by the 61st World Health Assembly.
More Definitions of Plan of Action
Plan of Action means a document stating what has been or will be done to bring all deficiencies into compliance with standards, including a description of the activities undertaken, staff responsibilities, and a time table for completion.
Plan of Action. MSP will analyze content produced by student and disaggregated by gender when possible. MSP will ensure gender balance in the compiling of the articles when possible.
Plan of Action is defined in Paragraph 3.
Plan of Action means a detailed statement of actions which will be taken by the agency to achieve compliance with a standard. The plan designates staff responsibilities and timetables for completing each task.
Plan of Action means a forward looking and priority-oriented list of measures, including legislative measures, to be adopted and actions to be taken by a beneficiary country necessary to effectively implement the core international conventions referred to in Annex VI, and based on, inter alia, available information and in particular the most recent conclusions of the monitoring bodies of the conventions; the plan of action shall also provide for a timeframe for each listed measure and action and identify as precisely as possible the relevant institution or structure responsible in the beneficiary country for its implementation and oversight. Each listed measure and action, or set thereof, constitute the benchmarks for the progressive suspension of tariffs, as agreed in the tariff suspension schedule included to the plan of action.
Plan of Action means a forward looking and priority-oriented list of measures, including legislative ones, to be adopted and actions to be taken by a beneficiary country which are considered necessary to effectively implement the core international conventions referred to in Annex VI; including a timeframe for each listed measure and action and identifying as precisely as possible the relevant institution or structure responsible for its implementation and oversight;
Plan of Action means a plan under which Supplier (i) identifies what is known about the issue; (ii) describes what has been done to troubleshoot the issue; and (iii) describes next steps. • During a troubleshooting session, both AT&T and Supplier personnel will be available to participate in joint troubleshooting calls to coordinate troubleshooting efforts. • Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the column labelled, “Communication”, if the Parties are engaged in regular communication as part of joint troubleshooting efforts (e.g., conference calls), then status updates will not be required during communication sessions. • A severity one (1) issue is a catastrophic production problem which may severely impact AT&T’s production systems, or in which AT&T’s production systems are down or not functioning; loss of production data and no procedural work around exists; loss of ability to administer the system [* * *] Supplier shall provide a plan of action within [* * *] after completion of initial troubleshooting session Every [* * *] (or such other interval as may be agreed by the Parties) • A severity two (2) issue is a problem where AT&T’s system is functioning but in a severely reduced capacity. The situation is causing significant impact to AT&T’s ability to deliver the service. The system is exposed to potential loss or interruption of service. [* * *] Supplier shall provide an action plan for resolution within [* * *] after completion of the initial troubleshooting session between Supplier and AT&T in connection with a Severity 2 support ticket/escalation request. Every [* * *] (or such other interval as may be agreed by the Parties) • A severity three (3) issue is a medium-to-low impact problem which involves partial non-critical functionality loss, i.e., one which impairs some operations but allows AT&T to deliver the service. This may be a minor issue with limited loss or no loss of functionality and issues in which there is an easy circumvention or avoidance by the end user. This includes documentation errors. Within [* * *] Supplier shall provide an action plan for resolution upon request from AT&T, and in a mutually agreed timeframe Every [* * *] (or such other interval as may be agreed by the Parties) A severity four (4) issue is for a general usage question or recommendation for a future product enhancement or modification. There is no impact on the quality, performance or functionality of the product Within [* * *] Supplier shall provide an action plan fo...