Traduction de «Competency Evaluation System » (Anglais → Français) :

keeping competences about irrigation systems up-to-date | maintaining irrigation systems competences | irrigation systems competences maintaining | keep competences about irrigation systems up-to-date

assess your competencies in leading music | evaluate your competencies in leading community arts | assess your competencies in leading community arts | evaluate your competencies in leading theatre

evaluate immune system malfunctions | research malfunctions of immune system | research immune system malfunctions | researching immune system malfunctions

Department of Defense Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria [ Trusted Computing System Evaluation criteria | Orange Book | DoD Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria | Trusted Computer Systems Evaluation Criteria ]

peer evaluation of Competent Bodies

competency based evaluation [ performance based evaluation ]

Audiometric-evaluation noise system

permanent relay evaluation system

psychological evaluation of VSOV system

The evaluation was based on Canada Post's requirements for revenue, core competencies, access to investment capital, key physical and human assets, an ability to compete, level of technology, and internal systems.

National accreditation bodies that demonstrate conformity with this Regulation and that have already successfully undergone peer evaluation organised by the body recognised under Article 14 of Regulation (EU) No 765/2008 should be presumed to fulfil the procedural requirements imposed on national accreditation bodies such as requirements on the structure of a national accreditation body, setting up a competence process, setting up the necessary procedures and management system ...[+++] and arrangements to safeguard the confidentiality of information obtained and should be exempted from undergoing a new peer evaluation following the entry into force of this Regulation.

initiate and coordinate Union-wide stress tests in accordance with Article 32 to assess the resilience of financial institutions, in particular the systemic risk posed by financial institutions as referred to in Article 23, to adverse market developments, and evaluate the potential for systemic risk to increase in situations of stress, ensuring that a consistent methodology is applied at the national level to such tests and, where appropriate, address a recommendation to the competent ...[+++] authority to correct issues identified in the stress test.

That complex system, and this is where the government may have a job to do, should include a system for administering the law in which there is a series of components: first, a differential assessment process based on the principle that each young person is different, that each case is different; second, a multimodal system of intervention that includes the possibility of alternative justice measures, mediation, reparations to the victim, etc., and rehabilitation; third, a process that allows victims to participate and provides them with the support they need; fourth, a structure that encourages parents to participate and be involved; ...[+++] fifth, rehabilitation programs while under supervision, while being intensively monitored in the community, and while in open and secure custody, administered by competent personnel; and sixth, an investment in research to promote the development of best practices and to evaluate the effects of the law.