Sentence examples for more explicit standard from inspiring English sources
Although the United States court did not order that a new standard be developed, the majority on the Florida court made it clear it today that it believed that a new, more explicit standard was necessary for future elections.
Congress could amend the law, or health officials could revise the rules to set more explicit standards.
Although manually curated annotation is generally accepted as the most accurate (Curwen et al., 2004), a significant problem is the lack of more explicit gold standard datasets (James et al., 2011; Roberts et al., 2011).
Sexual imagery does seem to get more explicit as social standards change over time, but otherwise time stopped circa 1960 in the Physique Pictorial universe.
More here: We are all forward guiders now Frederik Ducrozet of Credit Agricole also draws three conclusions from the ECB's press conference today, in a new research note: In an unprecedented move by ECB standards, Mario Draghi gave more explicit guidance about the future path of policy rates, which will remain at low levels "for an extended period of time".
For example, to avoid or decrease the financial and human resource waste in the preparation for site visit, the description of the standards should be more explicit.
"The new one does match the standards and gives much more explicit information about what the children are learning.
However, variations in local capacity to comply with national standards may result in a more explicit rationing of healthcare services at the local level.
BioPAX is based on an ontology of concepts with attributes, which allows to make a more explicit use of the relations between concepts compared to other standards.
Weaver was more explicit.
