Random selection definition

Random selection means a method of choosing residential dwellings from multifamily housing consisting of similarly constructed and maintained residential dwellings such that each residential dwelling has an equal chance of being selected.

Random selection or “randomly selected” means a process of selecting number designators to produce random numbers during a bingo game in which each designator or number in the remaining population has an equal chance or probability of being selected.

Random selection means a mechanism for selection of employees for testing where each employee has an equal chance of being tested each time selections are made.

Examples of Random selection in a sentence

• Random selection shall be defined as a method of selection in which each and every sworn member of the law enforcement agency, regardless of rank or assignment, has an equal chance to be selected for drug testing each and every time a selection is conducted.

• Random selection procedures shall be used throughout the jury selection process.

• Random selection, by its very nature, may result in some employees being selected in successive selections or more than once during a calendar year.

• Random selection for testing of the above employees will adhere to the same guidelines as those followed for employees with a CDL.

• Random selection shall be defined as a method of selection in which each and every sworn member of the agency (excluding trainees in a police academy and sworn officers on extended sick/injury leave), regardless of rank or assignment, has an equal chance to be selected for drug testing each and every time a selection is conducted.

More Definitions of Random selection

Random selection basis” means a mechanism for selecting employees for drug or alcohol testing that: a. Results in an equal probability that any officer in the Police Department will be selected, and b. Does not give an employer discretion to waive the selection of any employee selected under the mechanism.

Random selection means that some employees may be tested more than once each year; some may not be tested at all.

Random selection means drug testing of an employee selected from a pool of employees made regardless of whether any suspicion of illegal drug use exists. This testing is made without advanced notice to the employee and is based on an equal probability of selection. Random selection testing is based upon an objective and non-discretionary computer program operated and maintained by an outside contractor to identify and test a specified percentage of the total workforce over the course of a year. All employees, including those previously selected for testing, have an equal chance of being selected each time the testing process occurs, such that some employees may be selected more than once for random selection testing while other employees may not be selected at all.

Random selection means the random selection of registered jobseekers from the Jobseekers electronic database that is maintained by the City;

Random selection means the selection of names in a manner totally immune to the purposeful or inadvertent introduction of subjective bias and such that no recognizable class of the population from which names are being selected can be purposely included or excluded.

Random selection here means that every person in the population of interest has an equal chance of being selected to participate in the survey. If the population of interest in your survey is Japanese university students of English, then every student in Japan enrolled in an English class must have an equal chance of being selected. I know of no cases in which such random selection has been done (or even attempted) in applied linguistics.

Random selection means a mechanism for selecting activity students for drug testing that: