Substantive review definition

Substantive review means an assessment of the merit of a candidate's dossier in terms of the department, college, and University-wide criteria and standards appropriate to the type of review. [FH 802.00]

Substantive review means the Board’s process for determining whether an applicant meets the requirements of A.R.S. § 32-2071 through § 32-2076 and this Chapter.

Substantive review means the Board’s process for determining that an applicant meets the requirements of A.R.S. §§ 32-801 through 32-871 and this Article.

Examples of Substantive review in a sentence

• For the purposes of this paragraph (a), the CDFI Fund reserves the right to request additional information from the Applicant, if the CDFI Fund deems it appropriate.(b) Substantive review.

• Substantive review of the answers or questions may not be pursued by petition for regrade.

• The Qualified Issuer will submit the Guarantee Application for the proposed Bond Issue, including any information provided by the proposed Eligible CDFIs. In addition, the Qualified Issuer will serve as the primary point of contact with the CDFI Fund during the Guarantee Application review and evaluation process.D. Review and approval process.1. Substantive review.

• For the purposes of this paragraph (a), the Fund reserves the right to request additional information from the Applicant, if the Fund deems it appropriate.(b) Substantive review.

• Administrative completeness review time-frame: 24 calendar days.2. Substantive review time-frame: 120 calendar days.3. Overall time-frame: 144 calendar days.

More Definitions of Substantive review

Substantive review means the Board's process for determining whether an applicant for licensure, certification, or approval meets the requirements of A.R.S. Title 32, Chapter 14 and this Chapter.

Substantive review means the process of qualitative evaluation by the Department of application components to determine whether the components meet all requirements in statute or rule and necessary to grant the license. “Sub- stantive review” does not include clerical verification of the components nor does it include Department investiga- tions resulting from reporting or notification requirements.

Substantive review means a credentialing committee’s determination whether an applicant is eligible for licensure.

Substantive review means weighing all of the evidence in the dossier, including the rationales provided by preceding reviewers, and making a retention, promotion, and/or tenure decision based upon the criteria and standards of the candidate’s department (if applicable) and college, and the University. Beyond this, substantive review has different implications at the various levels of review. [FH 802.00] Revised 7/1/00

Substantive review means the Board’s process for determining whether an applicant for licensure meets the requirements for the license for which application is made including, if applicable, taking and passing an examination given by the Board.

Substantive review means the Board’s process for determining whether an applicant meets the requirements of

Substantive review means the Department’s process for determining whether an applicant for a license and an applicant’s facility meet the requirements of A.R.S. § 36-881 et seq. and these rules, including an evaluation of the completed documents submitted as prescribed by R9-5-201 and R9-5-203(A) and inspection of the facility.