Reasonable assurance means a high degree of confidence that submitted data and statements are valid.
Reasonable assurance means a high but not absolute level of assurance, expressed positively in the verification opinion, as to whether the operator’s report subject to verification is free from material misstatement;
Reasonable assurance means a written, verbal, or implied
Examples of Reasonable assurance in a sentence
Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with ISAs and the additional requirements applicable in Denmark will always detect a material misstatement when it exists.
More Definitions of Reasonable assurance
Reasonable assurance means a demonstration to the Director that a method, procedure, or technique is possible and practical for a source or facility under the expected operating conditions.
Reasonable assurance means the existence of a substantial likelihood, although not an absolute guarantee, that the proposed activity will be successfully implemented and the proposed activity and applicant will comply with applicable agency rules, laws, orders and permit conditions. It does not mean proof that a facility will not fail.
Reasonable assurance means a written, verbal, or implied agreement that the individual will perform services in the same or similar capacity during the ensuing sports season or seasonal period.
Reasonable assurance means the Applicant’s ability to demonstrate to the Trust that there is a substantial likelihood that the project will be successfully implemented and managed in accordance with the Application and the Grant Contract, and may include the Trust’s inquiry into: the Applicant’s current and prospective financial condition; the Applicant’s history in acquiring, developing and managing similar projects; the Applicant’s financial commitment to the subject project as evidenced by the amount and type of any Match in the form of monies or real estate; and the character and background of the Applicant’s partners, directors, officers, managers, project administrators, controlling shareholders (if applicable), and appointed or elected officials.
Reasonable assurance means receipt of proof of coverage from the stand-alone dental plan and a signed attes- tation of coverage from the applicant. In cases where the enrollment process is for a health plan and a dental plan that are being jointly purchased (bundled), verification by the dental carrier of enrollment in the dental plan and transmis- sion of the enrollment confirmation to the health carrier will be considered reasonable assurance.
Reasonable assurance means a written, verbal, or implied agreement that the employee will perform such service during the ensuing academic year or term or tenure status. A written agreement is preferable. [40:2-209 and 2-415]
Reasonable assurance means a high but not absolute level of assurance, expressed positively in the verification opinion, whether the emissions report subject to verification is free from material misstatement and whether the installation does not have material non-conformities;