Sentence examples for draft of standards from inspiring English sources

David Rennie, proposition lead for the Identity Assurance Programme in the Cabinet Office, said the first draft of standards are with the governance working group, and are based on a group of workstreams: proposition design; standards and certification; technical architecture; a commercial model; and a legal framework.

Stress evaluation was performed according to a draft of standard for nuclear graphite.

To demonstrate its progress, the Alliance published a fifty-five-page draft set of standards for fire safety and the structural integrity of buildings.

The National Governors Association introduced a draft of new standards that fit that description last week, and many states appear likely to adopt them.

He gave officials with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation until June 1 to publish "a revised draft" of the standards and accept public comment "for a period of not less than 30 days".

A first draft of the standards could be out this month, with a final version by the end of the year.

When the EPA proposed its first draft of the standards last year, it received more than 3.2 million comments in favor of curbing carbon pollution from power plants -- the most the agency has ever received on any issue in its history.

"The 802.11n Working Group probably set a record: There were about 12,000 changes recommended to the first draft of the standard," said Craig Mathias, principal at Farpoint Group, a wireless market research firm.

The Working Group has a maximum of 2 years to develop an exposure draft of the standard or guideline.

For ISO insiders: the draft of the standard is now labeled Draft International Standard and is currently being reviewed by all member states.

With the help of next-generation sequencing and optical mapping, we were able to assemble a draft of the standard sheep strain of MAP S397 and compare its sequence to other clinical isolates from sheep or the K-10 strain.