Sentence examples for minimum standards which from inspiring English sources

The Global Sustainable Tourism Council, a branch of the United Nations, has posted a survey asking for feedback about proposed changes to its minimum standards, which businesses and governments use in tourism and development plans.

In addition, insurance plans must meet a set of minimum standards, which include a limit on out-of-pocket costs and benefits like mental health and maternity care that the law deems "essential".

In recent decades, the Boarding School Association tightened its reigns – as evidenced by its latest "Minimum Standards," which governs everything from security (CCTV cameras may not "intrude unreasonably on children's privacy") to decorations (students may have "suitable posters") to mental health services.

Further to these community-level initiatives, the Australian government instigated a community store licensing regime in 2007 in the Northern Territory (NT), where stores must demonstrate compliance with a set of minimum standards which include stocking of a range of essential food items, a pricing policy, and retail practices that support healthy eating [ 32].

A widespread regulation in the private health insurance industry is the existence of a minimum standard, which puts a lower bound on the coverage that can be offered to agents in different services.

A minimum standard, which levels the playing field, is essential for small businesses to compete in crowded markets.

Officials have been heard to murmur that the minimum building standards, which exceed what many rural Georgians enjoy, are unattainable, and were only developed to appease foreign donors.

Some institutions – the Homes and Communities Agency, the Greater London authority – have talked about resurrecting minimum space standards, which, like rent control, is entirely normal in the rest of Europe.

Some experts in Texas state law and procedure say the state not only violated minimum national standards, which are written into the Texas Family Code, but they also violated due process considerations.

The new proposal calls for eliminating the 2018 deadline for replacing certain street name signs to meet minimum "retroreflectivity" standards, which make them easier to read at night, and requiring larger lettering.

There was dissatisfaction about the information needed to meet the Scottish Government minimum data standards, which was contrary to what practitioners think they need to give care to their patient.