Sentence examples for a standard document from inspiring English sources
When Drake's attorneys sought potentially exculpatory information from the inspector general's office, they learned that much of it had been "destroyed before the defendant was charged, pursuant to a standard document destruction policy", according to a 2011 letter from prosecutors.
Executives close to AT&T said that the confidentiality agreement was a standard document in such situations and that it was aimed at preventing companies from sharing confidential financial information they might receive during negotiations with AT&T.
The simultaneous, distributed search is possible because clients and servers agree on a standard document addressing scheme and adopt a common communications protocol that accommodates all the data types and formats used by the servers.
This should be a standard document and not negotiated on a one-on-one basis.
For each assignment there was an assessment guideline, a standard document of our faculty that clarifies the assessment criteria, the grading system, the expected results and the deadlines.
Only in 2005 the National Committee on Clinical Laboratory Standards (NCCLS) now called Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI), approved a standard document for the testing of polymyxins using dilution method [ 8].
She argued that because Arthur Andersen's accountants had followed a standard document-destruction procedure before receiving the government's subpoena, they couldn't be guilty of a crime; they weren't aware what they were doing was criminal.
Furthermore, BOSS exhibits the characteristic of good scalability, just as with conventional document search engines, because it is designed to use a standard document-indexing model with minimal modifications.
This part represents the collection of specialty areas that are shared across all of enterprise architecture, (e.g., business architecture, information systems architecture, operations architecture, and control systems architecture), such as the standards for standards, mostly to avoid any kind of document being named a standards document when it is potentially the furthest from reality.
In recent times especially, and especially in Britain and America, the average poet's CV has become a more or less standard document: studied at X, fell in with, or under the influence of, Y, won Z prize, took dullish job, struggled to find the time to achieve the concentration by which he or she could develop a distinctive style.
The standard document defines a basic mechanism to carry proxy information that introduces two new IEs, and the corresponding frames: the Proxy Update (PXU) (see Fig. 6) and the Proxy Update Confirmation (PXUC) (see Fig. 7).
