Sentence examples for laying down standards from inspiring English sources

The regulations also get tough on smells, laying down standards for ammonia and hydrogen sulfide, two sewer gases.

McMullen added: "Government does have a role to play in laying down standards for British businesses but this needs to be done in consultation with workers, unions and people who have an interest in human rights".

The strategy envisages to continue and to revise the current regulatory framework laying down standards and regulations of vehicle emissions, to support R&D in green technologies, to support consumer information and market uptake by introducing EU-wide electro-mobility projects and to engage in international standardisation activities and dialogues.

In the UK, a series of National Service Frameworks (NSF) have laid down standards for service provision across a wide range of conditions.

"The laying down of the scientific standard came first," Hilts writes, "and the creation of the modern pharmaceutical industry followed.

Having shown others how to make gangster dramas with "The Sopranos", HBO is laying down the standard for fantasy with "Game of Thrones".

In 45 bce he enacted a law laying down a standard pattern for the constitutions of the municipia, which were by this time the units of local self-government in most of the territory inhabited by Roman citizens.

The influence of the building's shape coefficient on annual heating and cooling energy consumption is significant, therefore, when laying down design standard for building efficiency, each country makes specific limitations to building shape coefficient.

The conducted analysis has shown that the proposed method is useful and capable of low (as for biological materials) measurement uncertainty congruent with the requirements of automated systems, and as such may be helpful in laying down the standard specification for measuring of the angle of repose, using coordinate metrology.

The increasing awareness of environmental issues laid down restrictive legal standards for maximum satisfactory concentrations of discharged metal ions in water and soil [2].

A 'desirable' standard is laid down and is compared with the standard that actually exists - if an individual or group falls short of the desirable standard then they are identified as being in need" [ 4].