Sentence examples for certification implemented from inspiring English sources

The authors provide information on corresponding national and interstate standards of the Eurasian Interstate Council for Standardization, Metrology and Certification implemented in the Russian Federation, countries of the Eurasian Economic Union and CIS countries.

He reckoned that the then director at the DDA was good at his job, and working hard at trying to keep prices low while maintaining quality; he was working at trying to get GMP certification implemented.

Subsequently, as the criteria of those schemes interfere with national and regional policies, an introduction of the most influential Brazilian policies follows to frame the political context where certification is implemented.

The national sickness certification guidelines implemented in Sweden were widely used by GPs already a year after introduction.

On the initiative of the DKG and DGS a large, nationwide, multidisciplinary, three-phase multicentre study (see Table  1) was initiated in 2003 to investigate strategies to improve the quality of cancer care by introducing voluntary benchmarking and certification programmes and implementing nationwide certification of breast centres.

He said that immigration levels should be "measured by population share within historical norms" and that immigrants should be screened based on their "likelihood of success in U.S. society". Speaking at length about assimilation, Trump also added that an "ideological certification" should be implemented for applicants seeking to live in the United States.

This holds true also for private regulation via certification, which is implemented in this agricultural reshaped context.

Brazil was chosen as a case study being both one of the first countries where ethanol certification projects are implemented and a potential certified ethanol-exporting country.

The diamond industry's only claim to have changed things for the better is an increasingly rickety-looking certification system for diamonds implemented in 2003, the Kimberley Process (KP).

The world's most widely implemented farm certification program, GLOBALG.A.P. enforces definitive environmental rules for farmers and performs annual third-party audits of production.

The question is how this quantitative demand as well as the qualitative regulation through the sustainability criteria implemented through certification will influence this kind of development.