Sentence examples for issue standards from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hope said the party would set up a commission to issue standards on appropriate campaign tactics and police against excesses.

The organization may be ready to issue standards in draft form, a NIST cryptographer at the workshop estimated, by 2022 or 2023.

Within the next few years, the consortium will issue standards for both hardware and software.These rules will affect not only in-car electronics, but also portable consumer goods, says GM's Dave Acton, who is helping to promote the AMIC project.

In their letter, Mr. Obama and other lawmakers said the Labor Department, instead of tinkering with risk-assessment procedures, should issue standards to protect workers against known hazards like silica and beryllium.

In the report, the institute proposed an ambitious schedule: *In the next two years, the government should issue standards to evaluate treatment of 15 common health conditions, like diabetes, depression, osteoporosis, asthma, heart disease and stroke.

The long-form version says more, but what it says — "Federal regulators should issue standards and guidelines to better align executive compensation practices of financial firms with long-term shareholder value" — is a description of what should happen, rather than a plan to make it happen.

"We would issue standard notices to environmental groups, and they would never even come to a meeting," he said.

The NIHR should issue standard operating procedures for local NHS R&D departments to ensure practises are standardised.

The Family Wealth Alliance has issued standards for a multifamily office.

Under a complicated scheme, the E.P.A. has issued standards that a repository would have to meet.

The association issued standards for them only two years ago, a spokesman said.