Sentence examples for recognised standards from inspiring English sources

Who can define "current recognised standards of propriety"?

A jury must decide, based on "current recognised standards of propriety".

There are currently no recognised standards for this type of test.

Case law has decided that it's for a jury to decide, based on 'current recognised standards of propriety'.

They had, he said, been "living together as husband and wife", and therefore violating Malawi's "recognised standards of propriety".

As Cumming says: "Who can define 'current recognised standards of propriety?' The Crown Prosecution Service can only guess what a jury might think".

There was no recognised standard for complaints analysis by NHS boards, added the researchers.

I decided to align this against NVQ Level 2 business admin modules, revealing a recognised standard should students wish to pursue an academic or apprenticeship route.

The recognised standard method of gasketed flanged joint design contained within most pressure vessel codes is that based on the Taylor Forge procedure (Trans ASME 59 (1937) 161).

(3) Depression was defined by cutoff scores of the HADS-D, not by a structured psychiatric interview (such as the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV, a widely recognised standard).

Priorities which were identified include: the conduct of CRA-focused prototype SRs; the development of a recognised standard of reporting and conduct for SRs in toxicology and CRA; and establishing a network to facilitate research, communication and training in SR methods.