Regulatory Standard definition
Examples of Regulatory Standard in a sentence
Regulatory Standard means any provision of law or regulatory or administrative provision or administrative or jurisdictional order or decree currently in force or to be applied in future in the countries where any Vehicles are marketed as of the date of the delivery to Buyer of a specific Product or are to be marketed in the future.
The Commission has implemented Regulatory Standard S-99, Reporting Requirements for Operating Nuclear Power Plants, which includes reporting requirements for releases and emergencies at Commission-licensed operating nuclear power plants.
Each Party shall promptly notify the other of new instructions or specifications of which it becomes aware which are relevant to the manufacture or supply of Product under this Agreement and which are required by a Regulatory Authority or Regulatory Standard and shall confer with each other with respect to the best means to comply with such requirements.
D) In accordance with the Law (Regulatory Standard - 5), the designated CIPA member must investigate or accompany the investigation made by the Specialized Services for Engineering Safety and for Work Medicine of the company, immediately upon receiving a notice from the head of the sector where an accident occurred.
E) Before performing any activity or operation that involves professional risks and requires use of EPI or EPC, the employee shall receive specific instruction regarding safe working methods, and the type and effects of the professional risks inherent to the activity to be performed, in addition to instruction on the correct use of the protective equipment and other means of prevention necessary to maintaining the physical safety of the employees, in accordance with the terms of Regulatory Standard no.
Operator Assistance Calls (Call Completion Services) Regulatory Standard VZ-NY’s Operator Call Distribution Systems handle all traffic on a first come first serve basis, regardless of VZ or CLEC or originating trunk group.
The drawbacks to a new CCAA include the additional time and cost to prepare a new CCAA, including negotiations with USFWS to ensure that the new CCAA adheres to the 2016 CCAA policy (see Section 3.4, Regulatory Standard).