Sentence examples for lay down standards from inspiring English sources
In the UK, the National Service Framework (England and Wales) and the Scottish Diabetes Framework lay down standards for diabetes [ 3].
Although the NHS does not lay down standards to benchmark expected knowledge and competencies in diabetes, there appears to be a shortfall.
The HTA has published a series of Codes of Practice that provide full guidance and lay down the standards expected for each of the Scheduled Purposes, in order to comply with the HT Act (HTA, 2013).
They were over time provided with tools which in theory would have enabled them to lay down safety and quality standards, monitor performance, and pursue remedies on behalf of patients, individually and collectively, where those standards had not been met.
It should set standards and lay down clear rules about who pays when things go wrong.
Second, liberal critics of the standard view lay down constraints on the manner in which citizens arrive at their political commitments (see Eberle 2002, Weithman 2002, and Wolterstorff 1997, 2012a).
However, in the fall of 2001 changes to the European Council directive lying down minimum standards for the protection of pigs was passed, becoming effective by January 1st 2003 [ 3, 4].
The firm has notably not joined an industry consortium that is trying to lay down common standards for digital film distribution, which suggests it is working on an alternative.
Over the last two decades a great deal of effort has been done to lay down minimum standards and quality of humanitarian aid.
The College of American Pathologists has recently issued guidelines on specimen handling for DCIS that lay down stringent standards for this area of practice (Lester et al, 2009).
