Standards are essentially documented agreements containing technical specifications or other precise criteria to be used consistently as rules, guidelines, or definitions of characteristics to ensure that materials, products, processes, and services are fit for their purpose.
"Our idea is to essentially document what's going on out there and provide a level of support," he says.
The priestly movement was centred in the temple of Ugarit, and the religious texts discovered there (Ras Shamra) were essentially liturgical documents devised to make the sacred drama enacted there efficacious.
Essentially, these documents are showing us a little more about what was going on behind the scenes as the government said "show's over, nothing to see here".
Sanchez said in November that a Vatican review of published science confirms "that essentially all documents published now accept as a scientific truth that climate change is due to human activity".
This is an essentially perfect document of what may be the greatest religious opera ever written.
Eleanor Besley, policy adviser at the sustainable transport lobby group Sustrans, said the government's reliance on the planning guidance itself to help define sustainable development created a self-reinforcing situation where "essentially, the document enforces its own assumptions.
The negotiable instrument, which is essentially a document embodying a right to the payment of money and which may be transferred from person to person, developed historically from efforts to make credit instruments transferable; that is, documents proving that somebody was in their debt were used by creditors to meet their own liabilities.
It is enough to make one long for a time when evangelicals saw the Constitution for what it is: an essentially secular document, for better or worse.
It's essentially a document that gives you lower taxes and the right to let your faux spouse collect your insurance when you pass away.
