Sentence examples for consistent standards for from inspiring English sources

Although the FOI procedure itself is standardized, consistent standards for image adjustment and automated interpretation are not yet established.

Consistent standards for railroad tracks boosted national trade and population movements.

It concerns the complexity of identifying new carcinogens, and the need for consistent standards for doing so.

It also contributed to the board's insistence that Mr. Wolfowitz, who resigned in May, develop consistent standards for handling corruption cases.

There is no central oversight of the companies, no uniform rules of engagement, no consistent standards for vetting or training new hires.

The report also said that the Bureau of Prisons did not maintain consistent standards for who is eligible for the program.

But there is an ocean of difference between making jams, chutneys and relishes for domestic consumption and making them to a consistent standard for sale.

Under current law, 401(k) providers, such as mutual fund families or insurance companies, are not held to any consistent standard for disclosing fees.

For that to happen, the industry would need to agree, and abide by, a consistent standard for entry to the profession – accredited independently by the NCTJ or others – and invest in a recognised programme of continuous personal development for editorial staff.

In the literature, there is no consistent standard for the minimum sample size of ARIMA models.

Most recently, Bloomberg completed an investigative report showing that Council on Environmental Quality had refused to require an analysis of the climate consequences of exporting coal, oil and natural gas -- although exactly that kind of analysis of importing tar sands oil has been the President's consistent standard for Keystone.