That's why solely relying on compliance functions, policies, rules, and audits — the integrity police — is usually inadequate.
University records serve as evidence of the university's organization, functions, policies, decisions, procedures, operations, transactions, or other activities.
Under that law, 44 U.S.C. § 3101, the "head of each federal agency shall make and preserve records containing adequate and proper documentation of the organization, functions, policies, decisions, procedures and essential transactions of the agency".
In October 1960, public sessions were held in Los Angeles, California, at which time evidence was received concerning the functions, policies and practices of television companies, talent agencies and representatives, program 'packagers,' 7 sales representatives, and others.
Important attributes of the service guideline are functions, policies, inputs/outputs, and processes.
Fellows will work in the D'Angelo Law Library under the guidance and supervision of the Law Library Director and other librarians and will learn about the overall functions, policies, and practices of the D'Angelo Law Library in both collection services and user services departments.
We introduced a new structure into Downing Street, dividing it into five departments or functions: policy, strategy, private office, politics and press.
Finally this definition also covers those activities concerned with research stewardship functions, policy creation and advocacy.
ANEMA captures the high-level objectives of the human administrators and users and expresses them in terms of utility function policies.
In autonomic computing decision-making has been classified in action policies, goal policies and utility function policies [12].
Important components of a service description are the function policies, such as P1 and P2, the parameter, and returning types of the functions, the function process.
