Sentence examples for concise standards from inspiring English sources

Stephanie Wood from the Save our School Food Standards campaign welcomed the "clear and concise" standards, adding: "We believe that mandatory standards are vital to ensure that school meals provide children with energy and nutrition".

It can bee seen that NrABC is more concise than standard ABC.

In this context, these models are useful as they offer a concise and standard representation of both the preclinical and clinical experimental results.

The story of "Pearl" is simple, and the poem is, by late medieval standards, concise: just twelve hundred and twelve lines.

Recording will be completed in a concise manner using standard, acceptable medical terms.

The speech, concise by Mr Chavez's standards at just 14 minutes, ended on an unusual note.

For one thing, it weighs in at 940 pages, which by Follett standards is concise.

"We now have a clear and concise set of food standards which are easier for cooks to follow and less expensive to enforce.

Education Secretary Michael Gove said: "We now have a clear and concise set of food standards, which are easier for cooks to follow and less expensive to enforce.

But the consumer agency should make clear, concise disclosure the industry standard.

Section 3 gives a concise description of the standard FCM algorithm.