Sentence examples for operating standards for from inspiring English sources
"The ability to site and build transmission is emerging as one of the highest risks facing the electric industry over the next 10 years," according to a report last year from the North American Electric Reliability Corp., an industry group that sets operating standards for the grid.
They need to approve new laws requiring mandatory operating standards for the country's utilities as well as penalties for companies that fail to comply with them.
After the DOJ launched its investigation into the Ferguson municipal court, the Missouri Supreme Court issued a new set of "Minimum Operating Standards" for all of the state's municipal courts.
Dialogue should begin regarding the development of national research ethics guidelines, national operating standards for RECs, and the establishment of an accreditation mechanism for RECs that can reduce variability among the existing RECs.
These results strongly advocates the promotion of national operating standards for RECs, as well as the establishment of monitoring and oversight mechanisms for RECs, including the institution of an accreditation process for RECs.
For example, Avahan did not document core program elements or define a set of operating standards for its first two years while it recruited its community-level partners and implementers, primarily focusing on implementing.
With elements that have already been adopted at the state level, the draft bill would extend protections for the first time to teenagers, thereby changing the operating standard for many companies' online activities.
The Minimum Operating Standards (MOS) for the delivery of humanitarian assistance in Sudan were this month adopted and released by the Humanitarian Country team (HCT).
CR, KH and BJB devised the Greater Sydney Area Helicopter Emergency Medical Services standard operating procedure for TCA management.
Some have suggested that S.U.V.'s be classifed as trucks, which require higher standards for operating.
The war over differing standards for operating computers no longer makes sense, they said.
