Sentence examples for standard aimed at from inspiring English sources

The World Wide Web Consortium, an international community working to develop web standards, has created the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, an industry standard aimed at making web content more accessible to a wide range of people with disabilities.

The misguided path of illegal, coercive sanctions will only escalate the tensions and worsen the global perception of a hypocritical double standard aimed at depriving Iran of the rights enjoyed by other nations.

That's why, today, we are launching — for the first time in history — a new national standard aimed at both increasing gas mileage and decreasing greenhouse gas pollution for all new cars and trucks sold in America.

The crash preceded an underlying problem, deflation, caused by not enough money in circulation as banks failed and shut their doors; a number of dollar-starved communities — Salt Lake City; Ventura, California; Yellow Springs, Ohio — issued their own scrip, while Presidents Hoover and then Roosevelt supported policies, like the gold standard, aimed at a nonexistent inflation.

Even Light Peak, Intel's new high-speed standard aimed at consumers, isn't ready for use yet.

IEC 62351 is an industry standard aimed at improving security in automation systems in the power system domain.

The IEEE 802.21 standard aims at optimizing handovers among heterogeneous wireless networks.

The latest H.264/AVC video coding standard aims at significantly improving compression performance compared to all existing video coding standards.

The recent MPEG Reconfigurable Media Coding (RMC) standard aims at defining media processing specifications (e.g. video codecs) in a form that abstracts from the implementation platform, but at the same time is an appropriate starting point for implementation on specific targets.

This standard aims at securing that the institution provides worthy, respectful, evidence-based palliative treatment to the incurable patient, as well as support and care for the patient's relatives.

Talking about the relation of ITIL® and the ISO/IEC 20000, ITIL® provides organizations with guidelines of how to align IT services and ITSM with the business whereas the ISO/IEC standard aims at benchmarking the quality of an organization's IT service management.