Since the early 1990s, laws and rules have set minimum standards of care, but the controversy over the appropriate role of private providers continues [7, 10].
Sir Ian Kennedy, Mr Hamilton said, had asked for the review to set minimum standards in his inquiry report, but the question had been asked for decades.
So the Federal Trade Commission has stepped into the breach to set minimum standards of behavior — pursuing companies for deceiving consumers about how they will use names, e-mails and browsing habits.
Prince Ali had earlier called on FIFA to set minimum standards of worker protection for World Cup projects to prevent future labor abuses.
Because while there are many legitimate uses for cars, they are also dangerous machines and we, as a society, have decided it is reasonable to set minimum standards to ensure their safe use.
A lawyer for the officers, Edward A. McDonald, told Justice Barrett that ticket fixing was not the sort of serious crime that Congress had in mind when, in 1968, it set minimum standards that investigators needed to meet before a wiretap should be authorized.
It has made available toolkits, reports, and manuals, organised training workshops, and set minimum standards and technologies necessary to establish surgery as a part of primary healthcare practice.
You could certainly produce cheaper cars without air bags and seat belts, but we set minimum standards for cars and we now set minimum standards for health insurance, which has never been the case before".
Housing codes, which were established in the mid-19th century, set minimum standards for housing quality.
The panel said the government should set "minimum standards for the care provided to patients".
