Sentence examples for be based on standards from inspiring English sources

Beginning Thursday, the group's certification, called e-Stewards, will be based on standards set out by the International Organization for Standardization, and compliance will be independently audited.

In all cases, the regulations would be based on standards adopted by the previous Labour government, when the now shadow health secretary Andy Burnham was in charge of the health department, said Lamb.

Microsoft executives said that their critics were complaining because they are in danger of being left behind by the Microsoft-I.B.M. push in Web services, which the executives said would be based on standards that give the two companies no commercial advantage over others.

For instance, it might be based on standards of reasonableness or fairness developed by judges in contract or administrative law.

But above all, it was launched on the strong conviction that the education offered should be based on standards of the highest level.

Furthermore, the API should fulfill the following requirements: be based on standards in order to facilitate acceptance; be distributed, so to limit the scope of each participant; be scalable; provide for both static and fast updating data; and enable offline use by caching the data.

MN evaluation will be based on standard criteria [ 81].

These latter may be based on standard immunosuppressive treatments, possibly integrated by sequential/combined antiviral treatment.

Many embedded computing systems are based on standards.

Equipment specification is based on standards developed by the industry and government agencies.

The Latin tests, like other NCAP programs around the world, are based on standards set by the United Nations in 1998.