Roles definition

Roles means rules made under this Act;

Roles. (A) With respect to Module Two: (i) Data Exporter is a data controller and (ii) the Data Importer is a data processor.

Roles the roles, listed by you, relating to your Engagement of Users on a permanent, fixed term, or temporary basis;

Examples of Roles in a sentence

• Roles and Responsibilities (A) Certified Erosion and Sediment Control/Stormwater Supervisor - The Certified Supervisor shall be Level II and responsible for ensuring the erosion and sediment control/stormwater plan is adequately implemented and maintained on the project and for conducting the quality control program.

• Through this GWAC, Federal government agencies can award task orders to acquire IT services.The authority of the National Institutes of Health Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC) Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO), and the agency Ordering Contracting Officer (OCO) are defined in ArticleG.3 Roles.

• Through this GWAC, Federal government agencies can award task orders to acquire IT services.The authority of the National Institutes of Health Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC) Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO), and the agency Ordering Contracting Officer (OCO) are defined in Article G.3 Roles.

• Roles and Responsibilities[The roles and responsibilities listed here are only indicative, but not exhaustive.

• Roles which will be covered by the Regulations are teaching and teaching assistant positions in EYP, and those which involve the supervision of under 8s in LYP.

More Definitions of Roles

Roles means the function(s) assumed, or proposed to be assumed, by an individual in respect of a particular Service Request or Task Authorization (see Appendix D Service Request and Task Authorization Form);

Roles means the West Bengal Housing Industry Regulation Rules, 2018 made under the West Bengali Housing Industry Regulation Act, 2017;

Roles the roles, listed by Companies, relating to the Engagement of Users on a permanent, fixed term, or temporary basis;

Roles. An individual may have more than one role but only one type (view or edit) per role. IHE UIC Resolver View Edit STARR User View Edit

Roles. The Client understands that the role of a Health Coach is not to prescribe, provide medical care, to diagnose, to treat or to cure any disease/condition of the physical or mental condition of the human body. Rather, the Coach is a mentor who has been trained in holistic nutrition and wellness coaching to motivate & empower clients to reach their health goals via positive, sustainable lifestyle changes. The Client understands that the Coach is not acting in the capacity of a doctor or psychologist, and that any advice given by the Coach is not meant to take the place or advice by these professionals. The Client should discuss any dietary changes or potential dietary supplements use with his or her doctor, and

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Roles. Via web-based content, participants experience health care through the eyes of a health care professional. Roles include: Health Coach, Pharmacist, Nurse, Physician, Technologist, and Medical and Health Services Manager. • Meet the Patient: The care team, through web-based content, examines a patient with a preventable condition, considers lifestyle choices and reviews symptoms. The care team utilizes online research and Electronic Health Records to learn about medical procedures and the cost of poor lifestyle choices to prepare the patient for “discharge”. Preventable conditions featured include: congestive heart failure, melanoma, lung cancer, type II diabetes, head/spine trauma, stroke, heart attack, ventricular fibrillation, and COPD. • myStation®: Care teams assemble computer-based peer presentations. Participants incorporate meaningful information about the health condition, such as anatomy and physiology, social impact, economic impact, and public awareness. Information is used to educate the patient on their condition as well as establish health goals and action items. • myStation® Presentation: Peer presentation and review. • Wrap-up activity: Participants complete an activity that connects class learning to the participant’s personal health. The activity is selected by the Organization from a provided list of options.