Sentence examples for endorsed standards from inspiring English sources

The update reflects T-Mobile's first step in deploying federally endorsed standards that aim to cut down on spam and unwanted phone calls across the telecom industry.

2 The UK's National Strategy for Sexual Health and HIV 3 and the more recent British Association of Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) endorsed standards of care 4 emphasise that future STI-related services should be based on people's preferences and respond to the needs of different user groups.

WiMax is the latest and by far the most widely endorsed standard for fixed wireless broadband services, which use microwave towers to beam data to and from to homes and businesses equipped with the appropriate antennas.

Although he regularly endorsed standard tests and rating scales, Roth stressed they were no substitute for 'the clinical form of inquiry' and should merely be seen as 'safeguards to ensure that standards of precision, comprehensiveness and logical inference are maintained at a high level' (ibid.: 435).

A series of expert working groups, assembled by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the Department of Justice, has begun to gather and endorse standards for collecting and evaluating different kinds of evidence.

BioMed Central has long supported transparency in reporting for both biology and medicine, even working with Editorial Board Members developing and endorsing standards such as MIQE-precis [ 13], and the EQUATOR Network guidelines, such PRISMA [ 14].

Like many other philosophers, Kitcher takes very seriously, even if in the end he perhaps does not fully endorse, standard empiricist or Humean worries about the epistemic accessibility and intelligibility of causal claims.

Across the U.S., afterschool programs (ASPs, 3 00pm 6:00pm) are trying to achieve nationally endorsed nutrition standards (Healthy Eating Standards) calling for fruits/vegetables and water to be served every day, while eliminating sugar-sweetened beverages and foods.

In addition, the finance ministers of the original Group of Seven nations (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States) endorsed these standards and encouraged those involved in standard-setting to finalize a set of internationally agreed-upon accounting and financial reporting rules.

While senators of both parties endorsed these standards, they disagreed on questions of enforcement: Should the federal standards override existing state laws?

Both the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) and the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) have endorsed the standards because of their potential to benefit clinical care.