Sentence examples for standard in force from inspiring English sources

SDL-2000 became the international standard in force in November 1999, replacing the previous version.

The U.K.s Modern Slavery Act has set an important global standard in forcing large U.K. and international companies supplying goods and services within their country to disclose what measures they are taking to remove slavery from their global supply chains.

The authors shall carry out a thorough analysis of legislation and design standards in force in the EU Economic Area, indicating their flaws and lack of coherence.

The standards in force make ample use of the problematic concept of ductility of a structure, which is applicable in the case of plants.

For the high safety standards in force for NPPs, special requirements have to be met to allow for extreme design situations.

The blood center management software was completed by a labeling system with forms designed to be in compliance with standards in force and by starting implementation of a cryopreservation management module.

William R. McCollum Jr., the chief operating officer, replied that the T.V.A. would have to demonstrate to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that the plant met the standards in force when it got its construction permit in 1974, and complied with all the bulletins and rule updates since then.

While the International Mine Action Standards – the standards in force for all UN mine action operations – address the mine action programming pillars of clearance, ERW/mine risk education and stockpile destruction, they do not tackle the issue of victim assistance.

Under the smog standard now in force, if the concentration of ozone molecules rises above an average of 120 per billion for an hour, the environmental agency records a violation.

Also in danger of being lost is the usefulness of accounting standards in forcing managements not to be too greedy at the expense of shareholders.

The results of the study are comparable with the errors observed for the gold standard in grip force measurement, the Jamar dynamometer.