Traduction de «Rapport de réjection en mode normal » (Français → Anglais) :

normal mode rejection ratio | NMRR [Abbr.]

It is reasonable for people who have been doing things the same way for a long time in the health information business, the financial information business, the credit reporting business, or any other activity to feel a certain amount of anxiety about the necessity to face some change.

(a) the nature of the responsible issuer; (b) the knowledge, experience and function of the person or company; (c) the office held, if the person was an officer; (d) the presence or absence of another relationship with the responsible issuer, if the person was a director; (e) the existence, if any, and the nature of any system designed to ensure that the responsible issuer meets its continuous disclosure obligations; (f) the reasonableness of reliance by the person or company on the responsible issuer's disclosure compliance system and on the responsible issuer's officers, employees and others whose duties would in the ordinary course have given them knowledge of the relevant facts; (g) the period within which disclosure was requi ...[+++]red to be made under the applicable law; (h) in respect of a report, statement or opinion of an expert, any professional standards applicable to the expert; (i) the extent to which the person or company knew, or should reasonably have known, the content and medium of dissemination of the document or public oral statement; (j) in the case of a misrepresentation, the role and responsibility of the person or company in the preparation and release of the document or the making of the public oral statement containing the misrepresentation or the ascertaining of the facts contained in that document or public oral statement; and

When we did our alternative service delivery report in 1998, the supply chain was one of the projects that the department had actually removed from its then-normal way of doing projects to put a very high level of senior management attention on it.

It shall be guaranteed that vehicles equipped with eCall in-vehicle systems, in their normal operational status related to 112 eCall, are not traceable and are not subject to any constant tracking, that their personal data is not stored, and that the minimum set of data sent by the in-vehicle eCall system includes the minimum information required for the appropriate handling of emergency calls.