Examples of Public Policy Objectives in a sentence
In addition to the bright line tests, the Office of the Interconnection shall employ sensitivity studies, modeling assumption variations, and scenario analyses, and shall also consider Public Policy Objectives in the studies and analyses, so as to mitigate the possibility that bright line metrics may inappropriately includeor exclude transmission projects from the transmission plan.
The Office of the Interconnection may initiate the enhancement and expansion study process to address or consider, where appropriate, requirements or needs arising from sensitivity studies, modeling assumption variations, scenario analyses, and Public Policy Objectives.
The Office of the Interconnection shall also post an explanation of why other Public Policy Requirements and Public Policy Objectives introduced by stakeholders at the assumptions stage were not adopted.
Such posting shall include an explanation of those Public Policy Requirements and Public Policy Objectives adopted at the assumptions stage to be used in performing the evaluation and analysis of transmission needs.
The Transmission Expansion Advisory Committee participants shall be given an opportunity to provide advice and recommendations for consideration by the Office of the Interconnection regarding sensitivity studies, modeling assumption variations, scenario analyses, and Public Policy Objectives in the studies and analyses to be conducted by the Office of the Interconnection.
Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry, Committee for Information, Computer and Communication Policy, The Role of Internet Intermediaries In Advancing Public Policy Objectives, Forging partnerships for advancing public policy objectives for the Internet economy, Part II, 22.06.2011, p.
Public Policy Objectives Copyright law plays a significant role in respect of public policy objectives in respect of creativity, innovation, and competition policy.
Access to Financial Services: A Review of the Issues and Public Policy Objectives.
This document consists of three Sections: (i) Public Policy Objectives for Providing the Exception; (ii) The Applicable Law and the Scope of the Exception; and (iii) Implementation Challenges.
Sensitivity studies, modeling assumption variations, and scenario analyses shall take account of potential changes in expected future system conditions, including, but not limited to, load levels, transfer levels, generation patterns (including, but not limited to, the effects of assumptions regarding generation that is at risk for retirement and new generation to satisfy Public Policy Objectives), and uncertainties arising from estimated times to construct transmission upgrades.