Sentence examples for jurisdictional standards from inspiring English sources

Experts disagree on the severity of the problem, jurisdictional standards conflict, and advice about how to remedy or work around urban soils has been fragmented and all too often confusing.

As we noted in our earlier study of the same occupations, naturopaths represented the most advanced stage of professionalization of the three groups, having previously established clear, cross-jurisdictional standards and a distinct professional identity.

These quality comparisons rely on the use of jurisdictional linkages as the gold standard.

We consider how to measure and construct jurisdictional advantage.

33 34 There is also no standard, recognised definition of intoxication 16 and jurisdictional variability in the classification, measurement and recording of incidents of alcohol-related violence and injury.

This article presents the results of a jurisdictional scan of the Canadian practical nurse regulators' education program review standards.

These standards are supported by ICMJE, other journal editors, and jurisdictional legislation.

The jurisdictional links from these states were used as a gold standard and allowed an evaluation of linkage quality against each individual state (that is, comparing within-state results only).

A secure IT environment was established to meet the security standards developed as part of the PHRN Information Governance Framework for cross-jurisdictional data linkage.

This complements histories of scientific and medical professionalization, which detail how practitioners in different fields used standard techniques to enable 'conditions for disciplinary stabilization' by staking jurisdictional claims over particular illnesses and patient groups (Rose, 1996: 37; see also Abbott, 1988).

This type of treatment was identified as not only time consuming but potentially dangerous by the key informants, who stressed the standardization of treatment protocols and the introduction of a standard nomenclature within a department, as well as at the jurisdictional level.