Sentence examples for registration standards from inspiring English sources

Some state officials say they would prefer to set registration standards themselves.

It was decided that since few, if any, delegates would want to falsify their registration, standards should be loose.

Creating registration standards, inventive means of moderating and displaying comments, membership benefits for regular posters and ratings systems for useful comments are just some of the ways that other news outlets like Slate have improved the quality of reader responses.

The inspection includes a comprehensive review of business registration, standards for providing educational materials and facilities, childcare staff qualifications and employment, curriculum implementation, facility status, accounting reports, etc.

Bank secrecy laws and extremely lax corporate registration standards make it very difficult for the Internal Revenue Service to track transactions transferring funds to these Panamanian destinations from the United States.

Patient characteristics were registered following current registration standards from the Dutch National Intensive Care Evaluation study [ 29].

That work includes overseeing the audits of the financial statements of public companies "through rigorous registration, standard setting, inspection and disciplinary programs," the SEC says.

The role of R&D inter alia includes optimising computer systems for booking tickets, introducing a unified cargo registration standard, personalisation of services, and upgrading aircrafts.

Russian R&D results in computer systems for optimising aircraft fleets, flight destinations, and ticket prices could become a factor of success, as well as IT designs for improving online booking systems and introducing a unified cargo registration standard.

These new conditions created the impetus for practitioners to consider how they meet the re-registration standards for either their nurse or midwifery register/s.

The review will consider whether the organisation is spending enough on dealing with complaints, which last year soared 41% to more than 4,200, as against its other functions of registration, setting standards of practice and monitoring the quality of professional education.