Sentences with phrase «consistent national approach»

Franchisor challenges: A consistent national approach to franchisor regulation would benefit franchisees through the application of best practices across the country.

Most provinces do not yet have franchise legislation in place, and given the importance of this business model to modern real estate, a consistent national approach to protecting consumers and franchisees would save resources and benefit all concerned.

• Conference calls for a consistent national approach to closing the gap — one not affected by changes in government — and for improved integration between Commonwealth - funded and State and Territory services for high risk Aboriginal children.

The Blueprint also calls for the establishment of an independent central agency with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander oversight, to co-ordinate a comprehensive, current and consistent national approach to related data collection and policy development.

Not exact matches

The disciplinary rules are benchmarked against acknowledged best practice of other sports» National Governing Bodies and we are confident that they provide our members with a fair, robust and consistent approach to disciplinary matters.

In a position statement on the management of sport - related concussion published in the September 2004 issue of The Journal of Athletic Training, the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) refused to endorse any of the three approaches to concussion management, but recommended that certified athletic trainers and team physicians, at the very least, «agree on a philosophy for managing sport - related concussions before the start of the athletic season,» and, after deciding on an approach, «be consistent in its use regardless of the athlete, sport, or circumstances surrounding the injury.»

«Under the new national curriculum we want to see a more consistent approach while still making the curriculum flexible and able to take into account local needs and circumstances».

In developing the nationally consistent approach to certification, AITSL consulted with all state and territory education authorities, national and local Catholic and Independent school authorities, teacher regulatory authorities, peak national bodies, including unions and principal associations, and practising teachers and principals

The National Literacy Programme (NLP) will set national standards for teachers and pupils to work towards, to ensure a consistent approach to reading and writing acrosNational Literacy Programme (NLP) will set national standards for teachers and pupils to work towards, to ensure a consistent approach to reading and writing acrosnational standards for teachers and pupils to work towards, to ensure a consistent approach to reading and writing across Wales.

MAP - 21 Section 1305 requires FHWA and FTA to initiate a rulemaking to allow for the use of programmatic approaches that are consistent with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and other applicable laws to conduct environmental reviews.

Section 1305 requires the Agencies to initiate a rulemaking to allow for the use of programmatic approaches that are consistent with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and other applicable laws to conduct environmental reviews.

The implementation of this national policy is consistent with the approach taken by other law enforcement organizations as well as other federal agencies and departments, such as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and the Customs Border Services Agency (CBSA).

* Work together on mitigation - related technology cooperation strategies in specific economic sectors, promote the exchange of mitigation information and analysis on sectoral efficiency, the identification of national technology needs and voluntary, action - oriented international cooperation, and consider the role of cooperative sectoral approaches and sector - specific actions, consistent with the Convention;

In light of the fact that any attempt to reach consensus on the operationalization of equity will run into conflicts with national interest, the paper recommends a completely new approach that would fund a new carbon revolution while abandoning the current approach in which nations make individual emissions reductions commitments consistent with what equity requires of them.

The Companies support national climate change legislation that would provide a consistent, economy - wide approach to addressing this issue and are currently taking action to protect the environment and address climate change while meeting the growing needs of their service territory.

These requirements are consistent with the approach recommended by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, and the National Committee for Quality Assurance, in its paper «Protecting Personal Health Information; A framework for Meeting the Challenges in a Managed Care Environment.»

This approach is also consistent with the recommendation by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and the National Committee for Quality Assurance, which stated in their report titled Protecting Personal Health Information: A Framework for Meeting the Challenges in a Managed Care Environment (1998) that «Oversight organizations, including accrediting bodies, states, and federal agencies, should include in their contracts terms that describe their responsibility to maintain the confidentiality of any personally identifiable health information that they review.»

This statutory approach is consistent with the underlying goal of simplifying health care transactions through the adoption of uniform national standards.

Only one per cent employ brand - consistent voice and music messaging — viewed as the best practice approach to handling calls — which is less than the national average of 2 %.

Companies have policies, practices and resource allocation in relation to Indigenous peoples which are consistent with a human rights based approach, with the result that the requirements of state or national legislation are exceeded where this is necessary to give effective recognition to Indigenous rights.

Dr. Stephanie O'Keeffe, HSE National Director of Health & Wellbeing said «Under the Nurture Programme we will build a universal, consistent, sustainable national approach to the delivery of quality services for all infants and their familiesNational Director of Health & Wellbeing said «Under the Nurture Programme we will build a universal, consistent, sustainable national approach to the delivery of quality services for all infants and their familiesnational approach to the delivery of quality services for all infants and their families.»

Approach 6 - companies have policies, practices and resource allocation in relation to Indigenous peoples which are consistent with a human rights based approach, with the result that the requirements of state or national legislation are exceeded where this is necessary to give effective recognition to Indigenous rights.

As such, it also provides a national and consistent approach to closing the gap that can be sustained over the long term — until 2030.