Definitive statements of what should be done in business. Also, position statements by the firm. Guiding principles.

The written actions or principles that guide the administration, operation, and decision-making of the certification body. Policies are frequently set by the governing board or other entity with authority over the credentialing program. Policies are implemented by all persons associated with the functions of the certification program to assure fairness and consistency in decisions and practices.

statements on how the authority is to achieve its goals and objectives with regard to a specific subject area or class of subject areas, e.g., a policy for development on floodplains.

Policies are statements of direction, philosophy, or methodology to guide and determine present and future decisions, standards, and procedures.

Policies are the sets of principles or criteria that define the different ways in which an organisation carries out its role or functions and meets its duties. This includes policies, legislative proposals, strategies, service developments and other formal and informal decisions. Where an authority is developing a strategy, which sets its vision for a given area of policy or service delivery, it may be necessary to impact assess the overarching strategy and, possibly at a later date, to assess individual policies which emerge from its implementation. Policies also include formal and informal decisions made in the course of their implementation.

Tools used to configure Sirsi's Unicorn® Library Management System to reflect a library's policies governing access to its resources.

Here you can view the rules and regulations of eBay. This is very useful if you feel you been treated unfairly, as you can see whether you are in the right/wrong and whether you successfully completed everything that was expected of you as an eBay member.

Refer to guideline or decision rules developed to ensure consistency in dealing with sales and/or service issues in keeping with the organisation's strategic direction.

Rules the students have to follow.

This word has different meanings in different co-ops. In general, policies set rules for co-op members. Usually they cover areas such as parking, arrears, and pets. Some co-ops pass by-laws instead of policies.

rules and regulations; as related to early intervention and special education programs, the rules that a state or local school system has for providing services for and educating its students with special needs.

are to be understood as a formal rule of conduct, applying across the University. Policies are not specific to any given technology or application and once approved should change infrequently.

The guidelines and rules made be the people who manage your services.

General guidelines that focus organizational actions.