Sentence examples for put forward standards from inspiring English sources
Last year, the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Healthh put forward standards for "culturally and linguistically appropriate services" to help health care organizations meet the needs of multiethnic patients.
Many enterprises and industry associations have tried to put forward technical standard systems, but they were not widely recognized by the market because of their lack of sufficient technology and call capacity of market.
COPPA is designed to put forward a standard level of disclosure and data protection.
Seymour uses this chronology to put forward a standard communist critique of social democracy – it neutralizes working-class militancy to better manage capitalism – and it's an analysis worth rehearsing.
Schiaparelli's "canali" observations combined with Percival Lowell's books on the subject put forward the standard notion of a planet that was a drying, cooling, dying world with ancient civilizations constructing irrigation works.
Alternative standard combinations were put forward for annual standards ranging from 11 to 15 μg/m (1-μg/m intervals) and for 24-hr (98th percentile) standards ranging from 20 to 65 μg/m (5-μg/m intervals).
We also put forward the following standard local Lipschitz condition on the drift coefficient f and the diffusion coefficient g.
Mullins put forward a legal standard for officers accused of wrongdoing that he would never support for the average citizen -- and in a situation in which cops already get what former federal prosecutor Laurie Levenson calls "a super presumption of innocence".
Also, the ICRP put forward the current standard model, which we will simply denote the ICRP model.
Last month, after deadly air pollution hit record levels in northern China, officials led byWen Jiabao, then the prime minister, put forward strict new fuel standards that the oil companies had blocked for years.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] can't bank on itSIR – The new bank capital standards put forward by the Bank of England will not, as you state, "remove the implicit subsidy big banks have unfairly enjoyed" by their being too big to fail ("Buffering", November 15th).
