Sentence examples for introduced standards for from inspiring English sources

The Children's Workforce Development Council (CWDC) has recently introduced standards for short-break carers covered by the Fostering Services Regulations (2002), aimed at providing a more structured approach to training and development.

Chad Hansen (1992) has pointed out the pivotal role of the philosopher Mozi, who criticized the Confucians for an uncritical acceptance of tradition and who explicitly introduced standards for the evaluations of belief.

A Department of Health spokeswoman said: "We are introducing standards for access and waiting times and have legislated for equality between physical and mental health in the NHS.

Until recently, no such standards existed for mental health so the commitment made by the Coalition Government to introduce standards for early intervention for psychosis and access to talking treatments for people with depression and anxiety were welcome.

We are introducing standards for getting access to mental health in the same way that has been present for hip replacements and cataracts, but not for mental health, for 25 years.

A detailed examination of orthopaedic disorders is essential to optimize therapeutic possibilities and to introduce standards for patients with DM1.

As such its strengths are in highlighting this pressing need, to introduce standards for EaCC and to suggest likely causes of the reported weak performance and poor outcomes of EaCC in low-income countries [ 10, 27].

He had introduced standard units of measure for length and for mass throughout his empire.

Russia created a central securities depository, introduced standard accounting rules for publicly listed companies and is well on the way to consolidating nearly all financial regulatory authority in the central bank by 2015.

Confidential documents leaked to the Observer reveal how the world's largest tobacco company sought to kill the government's plans to introduce standard packs for cigarettes, using a sophisticated lobbying campaign that targeted key politicians and civil servants who it believed were supportive of its views.

Scotland has become the first country in the world to introduce standard guidelines for dealing with concussion in sport.