Seal of Excellence definition

Seal of Excellence means a quality label which shows that a proposal submitted to a call for proposals under the Instrument has passed all of the evaluation thresholds set out in the work programme, but could not be funded due to a lack of budget available for that call for proposals in the work programme, and might receive support from other Union or national sources of funding;

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Seal of Excellence means a certified label which shows that a proposal submitted to a call for proposals exceeded all of the thresholds set out in the work programme, but could not be funded due to lack of budget available to that call in the work programme;

Seal of Excellence means the quality label attributed by the Commission in respect of a proposal, which shows that the proposal which has been assessed in a call for proposals under a Union instrument is deemed to comply with the minimum quality requirements of that Union instrument, but could not be funded due to lack of budget available for that call for proposals, and might receive support from other Union or national sources of funding; or the ‘Sovereignty Seal’ referred to in Article 4 of Regulation .../...32 [STEP Regulation].’

Examples of Seal of Excellence in a sentence

• Client intends to coordinate discussions, events, information sharing, and networking opportunities related to national, state, or local policy matters and initiatives for [ ].

• In addition to general industry certifications that include ICAR; VALE Technical; and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, we've highlighted some of the major certifications below: Managed Maintenance Our maintenance department has received the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence's (ASE) Blue Seal of Excellence award for 15 consecutive years.

• The Service Supplier undertakes to provide a service for the Principal in the field of business coaching, consisting in: ● Provision of expert coaching to MINDPAX s.r.o., recipient of Seal of Excellence SME Instrument Phase 1 of GAMA programme, sub-programme 2 (hereinafter the “Recipient”) ● Elaboration of a brief report on couching for the Principal.

• In addition, there are various postgraduate degrees including 41 masters (postgraduate degrees requiring a minimum of 500 class hours) and expertos (postgraduate degrees requiring a minimum of 250 class hours) and 33 doctorate programmes in all different fields, five of which have received the Seal of Excellence from the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science.

• Our maintenance department has received the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence's (ASE) Blue Seal of Excellence award for 15 consecutive years.

More Definitions of Seal of Excellence

Seal of Excellence means a certified label which shows that a proposal submitted to a call for proposals exceeded all of the evaluation thresholds set out in the work programme, but could not be funded due to lack of budget available to that call in the work programme, but which might receive support from other Union or national sources of funding;

Seal of Excellence means a certified label as defined in [insert reference Horizon Europe FP Regulation]

Seal of Excellence means a formal acknowledgment extended by the European Commission to a project proposal submitted to and evaluated under a Horizon Europe calls for proposals, certifying that the project proposal, which could not be financed with EU funds due to budgetary constraints, exceeds predefined quality thresholds.

Seal of Excellence means the high-quality label awarded to projects submitted to the Programme, which are deemed to deserve funding but do not receive it due to budget limits; it recognises the value of the proposal and supports the search for alternative funding. [Am. 83]

Seal of Excellence means a certified label which shows that a proposal submitted to a call for proposals exceeded all of the thresholds set out in the work

Seal of Excellence means the quality label attributed by the Commission in respect of a proposal, which shows that the proposal which has been assessed in a call for proposals under a Union instrument is deemed to comply with the minimum quality requirements of that Union instrument, but could not be funded due to lack of budget available for that call for proposals, and might receive support from other Union or national sources of funding; or the ‘Sovereignty Seal’ referred to in Article 4 of Regulation .../...

Seal of Excellence means for the purposes of this regulation the quality label by the Commission, which shows that proposals which have been assessed in a call for proposals under a Union instrument and are deemed to comply with the minimum quality requirements of that Union instrument but could not be funded due to lack of budget available might receive support from other Union or national sources of funding.