Sentence examples for approved instruments from inspiring English sources

Only DS-supplied and/or DS- approved instruments should be used to examine suspect material.

Approved instruments would ride along on the proposed Clipper mission, "which NASA hopes to launch in the 2020s".

It was a harmless diversion for unhappy people, so you give them a socially approved instrument to express their rebellion or resentment of authority".

The da Vinci Surgical System is one example of a clinically approved instrument for minimally invasive surgical procedures.

The General Assembly took note of the Protocol (the General Assembly commonly "takes note" of, rather than adopts or approves, instruments drafted outside the United Nations system), and requested the Secretary-General to transmit the text to States with a view to enabling them to accede (resolution 2198 (XXI) of 16 December 1966).

The meeting approved two instruments: the first enjoins developed or "Annex 1" countries to commit to a second round of cuts under the Kyoto Protocol; the second, the so-called Durban Platform for Action, gives both Annex 1 and developing countries until 2015 to make commitments to make greenhouse reductions and until 2020 to begin implementing them.

Reasoned selection, judicious adaptation and application of internationally approved assessment instruments could be crucial for success.

This paper describes 12 consecutive disease-active AS patients who were started on Tripterygium and evaluated with internationally approved evaluation instruments.

Concern about the process of identifying underlying competencies that contribute to effective nursing performance has been debated with a lack of consensus surrounding an approved measurement instrument for assessing clinical performance.

We wrote the guidelines for the new transparency regime; we approved the instrument setting up the Green Climate Fund; and we took the next steps forward on technology and adaptation, among other things.

The Medical Outcome Study 36-item Short Form Health Survey (SF-36) [ 34] is an internationally approved, generic instrument to assess Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL).