These were a set of national supervision guidelines (which included data-quality checks), the Data Management Procedures Manual, the National DQA Protocol, and terms of reference for RDQA.
He was aware of the investigations and terms of reference, says Quick.
A scoping investigation took place, and terms of reference for the inquiry were agreed.
Names and terms of reference are given in the annex.
CHWs should be given guidelines and clear terms of reference that enumerate clearly both preventative and curative tasks that they should undertake within the community.
Publicly, Google has cited violations of its community guidelines and terms of service.
Some in the military have interpreted the new guidelines, called "terms of reference," to defend current force levels and even to argue for more weapons and people in uniform.
The new strategy was contained in guidelines, or "terms of reference," that described four new core missions: The military must prepare to "win decisively" in one major war; to defend the homeland; to maintain global deployments to deter aggression; and to conduct limited, small-scale contingencies.
He has said to us, 'We've got to find a way to de-emphasize conventional programs to pay for strategic defense.' " More than a dozen Pentagon officials and military officers described the classified guidelines, saying that under the terms of reference, the United States was abandoning requirements that its military be prepared to win two major wars almost simultaneously.
Moreover, in an effort to ensure standardization of the DQA and RDQA, the MSHP developed national terms of reference and implementation guidelines.
