Sentence examples for concrete standards from inspiring English sources

To their surprise, the surveyors found that people's judgment of their own health produced a good reflection of their communities' health, as measured by more concrete standards.

After examining nearly 300 contracts totaling more than $340 million, the audit recommended that the department create concrete standards for such contracts and provide written explanations of why the contracts are necessary.

In place of concrete standards, the bureau's proposal largely relies on procedural reforms, like requiring servicers to establish reasonable policies for managing paperwork and answering phone calls from borrowers; to contact borrowers at an early stage of delinquency; and to adhere to deadlines for responding to borrowers who need help.

"These are not theoretical concepts; they are concrete standards that will actively govern our research and product development and will impact our business decisions," wrote CEO Sundar Pichai.

From the test results obtained it was concluded that a substitution rate of up to 20% can be effectively used in good concrete production without affecting the concrete standards, and a substitution rate beyond 20% is not beneficial.

Ms. Jackson Lee, the highest ranking Democrat on the subcommittee, blasted Mr. Borkowski for not offering a concrete standard.

While the management of pain does not have a concrete standard like body temperature or blood pressure, most hospitals are using a 1-to-10 scale with each patient doing his own rating.

Also, the European concrete standard on this issue refers to regulations valid in place of use.

Several environmental exposure classes are given in European concrete standard EN 206 (2000) and are summarized in Table 1.

The Nexus 7's success might be the most concrete standard against which to compare its progress, as there's precious little data out there about how others have done in the smaller tablet market.

The cover depth is also defined according to the environment, which is stated by international concrete standard designs in categories of aggressiveness.