Sentence examples for standard organisation from inspiring English sources

John was chairman of the international standard organisation committee on bone and joint replacement and the equivalent committees of the European and British standard organisations.

This resulted from various flow diagrams of conceptual information into a technical and standardised representation using a cross-disciplinary encoding standard, the BPMN standard (Business Process Modelling Notation from the OMG standard organisation).

The unit was nominally organised as a "tank destroyer battalion, heavy, self-propelled"; after some experimentation in 1941-2, thad had become the standard organisation for tank destroyer units.

Existing risk assessment approaches for PPCPs in Europe and North America employ standard Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDntestECD) test methods for examining effects on organisms (CDER 1998; CHMP 2006; CVMP 2000, 2004).

There is strong controversy on the weight given to studies that were performed under GLP and according to standard Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DeveloprotocolsCD) protocols (mostly industry sponsored due to the requirement for GLP and guideline studies for regulatory submission) and exploratory studies (mostly sponsored by public funding).

Inspired by the standard Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Dequivalenceequivalence scale, 27 the household-denominator was constructed according to an equivalence scale that assigned a value of 1 to the first household member, of 0.7 to the second household member and of 0.5 to each additional household member.

Newspapers and magazines around Britain are poised, almost unanimously, to launch their own independent press standards organisation – with or without charter sanctification.

The NUS will oversee the code in conjunction with the student housing charity Unipol and the housing standards organisation the Accreditation Network.

Is the Press Complaints Commission going to find itself dealing with one last controversial complaint or will it become the first headache for the new Independent Press Standards Organisation?

■ Who's "independent, resilient and experienced" enough to run the new standards organisation being set up, post-Leveson, by the press itself?

The publishers are building their Independent Press Standards Organisation while apparently ignoring a parallel process defined in the Royal Charter and set out by the Commissioner for Public Appointments.