Sentence examples for drawing up standards from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mayer is president of the National Commission for Antibacterial Textiles, a French organization that is drawing up standards for evaluating antibacterial properties.

The ICAEW said it was beginning work on drawing up standards for the way bank capital is measured, after discussions with the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority, which regulates the major banks and insurance companies.

This is despite the government body that advises on security, based at GCHQ in Cheltenham, drawing up standards for validating the security, or otherwise, of the meters.

Meanwhile, the Kentucky Department of Education is drawing up standards for the high school financial literacy requirement.

The Argentine Society of Critical Care Medicine participated actively in this mixed committee, drawing up standards for intensive care medicine and categorizing four types of unit that fit the level of institution that they belong to: resuscitation unit; polyvalent critical care unit, 1st level; polyvalent critical care unit, 2nd level; and specialized units (cardiology unit, burns unit, etc).

The Basel Committee has been empowered by G-20 leaders to draw up standards for banks, but it is up to individual countries to put them into force.

Cilip intends to use the results to draw up standards of good library provision, which Walton hopes librarians will be able to use to ensure proper resources from managements.

Human rights lawyers said the fact that Lord Livingston was to hold a key position in the department could have raised questions over the fairness of the investigation, and the subsequent review, both of which were headed by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), which draws up standards for the behaviour of multinationals, and which is being overseen by BIS.

And the GAO report also went to extraordinary lengths to reveal what the industry has openly admitted for years: that results of disease-prediction tests from different companies sometimes conflict with one another, because there is no industry-wide agreement on standard lifetime risks.Regulators ought to assist in drawing up the standards the industry has been asking for.

Industry groups are drawing up voluntary standards, some stricter than others.

And even the best-paid highly skilled employees would have trouble drawing a consistent plan of action out of Facebook's vague attempts at drawing up community standards.