Sentence examples for develop their own standards from inspiring English sources

The last thing we need is for emerging countries to develop their own standards, unilaterally.

This might be the reason why industrial sectors may keep distance and develop their own standards and approaches to climate action.

If CAP's scheme became law, all states would have a chance to develop their own standards, subject to federal guidelines.

He was not successful; but President Bill Clinton, his successor, secured funding for the states to develop their own standards.

There will be continuing annual, statewide assessments in reading and math in grades 3 through 8 and once in high school and science tests three times between grades 3 and 12, but states will develop their own standards and have greater "flexibility to develop and implement innovative assessments".

One audience member gained applause after asking about Microsoft developing their own standards and cutting competition in the software market.

According to Mr. Hazimeh, in both China and the United States different regions and constituents are each developing their own standards for vehicle and battery production, charging infrastructure and related business models.

Increasingly, national standards are seen as a way to ensure that children in all states will have access to a similar education — and that financially strapped state governments do not have to spend limited resources on developing their own standards and tests.

Spanish-language American countries have developed their own standards, differing mainly in phonology (in which they often agree with the southern Spanish dialects) and in vocabulary (in which loanwords from English are more frequent), but differentiation is comparatively slight, and some Americans still regard true Castilian as their model.

They have developed their own standards of good, better, and best.

ASTM, BSI and ISO have developed their own standard test methods for measurement of initiation toughness and resistance curves in terms of J and CTOD using bending dominant specimens.