Public policy definition

Public policy means policy, priorities and objectives adopted or determined by the elected Park Board Commissioners that pertain to access, operations and use of the overall recreation system, including the Community Centre Network, or which may address statutory or regulatory compliance, risk management, system-wide financial issues, sustainability goals for the recreation system, or which are aimed at ensuring better health or quality of life outcomes for the residents of the City of Vancouver;

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Public policy means a policy in effect at the time of the discharge concerning the public health,

Public policy means a policy in effect at the time of the discharge concerning the public health, safety, or welfare established by constitutional provision, statute, or administrative rule.

Examples of Public policy in a sentence

• Public policy means acts performed by a plan or its employees and staff to assure the comfort, dignity and convenience of patients who rely on the plan's facilities to provide health care services to them, their families, and the public (Health and Safety Code, Section 1369).

• Public policy means acts performed by a plan or its employees and staff to assure the comfort, dignity, and convenience of patients who rely on the plan's facilities to provide health care services to them, their families, and the public (California Health and Safety Code, Section 1369).

• Public policy means acts performed by a plan or its employees and staff to assure the comfort, dig- nity and convenience of patients who rely on the plan's facilities to provide health care services to them, their families, and the public (Health and Safety Code, Section 1369).

• Public policy means acts performed by a plan or its employ- ees and staff to assure the comfort, dignity, and convenience of patients who rely on the plan's facilities to provide health care services to them, their families, and the public (Health and Safety Code, Section 1369).

• Public policy means acts performed by a plan or its employees and staff to assure the comfort, dignity, and convenience of Members who rely on the plan’s facilities to provide health care services to them, their families, and the public (California Health and Safety Code, §1369).

More Definitions of Public policy

Public policy means the objectives relating to the health, morals and well being of the citizens approved by Cabinet as part of the national health programme;

Public policy means a policy in effect at the time of

Public policy means a specific public policy of the State of Indiana against which Indemnitee seeks to enforce an obligation to indemnify him or her under this Agreement, which policy has direct bearing on the issue of enforcement of that obligation under the circumstances in question, and is of such predominant import as to override (i) the public policy favoring enforcement of the obligation to assist companies such as Finish Line in attracting competent and qualified persons to serve as directors or officers, (ii) the public policy and rule of law favoring non-interference with private contractual rights negotiated in good faith and at arms’ length, and (iii) other policies and rules of law favoring or requiring enforcement, including all specific statutory authorizations of corporate undertakings of indemnity such as those contained in this Agreement.

Public policy means a policy in effect at the time of the discharge

Public policy is used herein it shall mean public policy as that term would be applied by a court of competent jurisdiction in the Province of Ontario (an "Ontario Court"). The opinions set forth herein are subject to the following qualifications and limitations:

Public policy means public policy in respect of restraint of trade;

Public policy means a conscious action initiated in a local government institution by top public functionaries and/or political office-bearers for dealing with a situation in such a way that a particular goal can be achieved. In public policy, government plays a major role and the policy is processed by public institutions.