Sentence examples for publish standards from inspiring English sources

But state regulators have yet to publish standards for accomplishing that.

According to its managing director, David R. Beatty, the group plans to publish standards of governance covering the gamut of corporate practice, including capital structures, and to measure all public companies against those standards.

According to Dr Charles Gutteridge, the DH's national clinical director for informatics, in 2013 the NHS Commissioning Board will publish standards for interoperability and have a process which "both rewards people who use the standards and applies sanctions to those who do not".

However, the Health And Social Care Community Health And Standardss) Act 2003 [Health and Social Care Community Health and Standardss) Act, Chap. 43, 2003) gave the Secretary of State powers to publish standards for health care [s. 46 (1)] that NHS bodies are bound to take into account [s. 46 (4)]; NSFs could inform these standards.

The organisation aims to publish standard sets to cover more than 50% of the global disease burden by the end of 2017 [6].

We recommend that authors publish standard errors and P-values along with their parameter estimates so that analyses of bias (sensu Roff 1996) can be performed.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is now investigating them to see if their ratings complied with their own published standards.

Little, Brown said the hardcover printing had been about 15,000, which is considered respectable by publishing standards.

The agency has not published standards but has said, "Research will be performed to support the development of any potential technical requirements for automated vehicle systems".

The IEEE has published standards for packages, which saves development time.

The ITU-T and IEEE organizations are published standards for energy-saving in the TDM-PON.