Sentence examples for standard set of principles from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the advantages and disadvantages of the different experimental approaches previously used are discussed and a standard set of principles for measuring C. difficile sporulation in the future is proposed.

A recent report by UN's Office for the Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs (UN-OCHA) (Think Brief: Building data responsibility into humanitarian action 2016) stresses the need for standard set of principles and processes that will ensure the responsible use of data by all for humanitarian purposes.

The State Department, in coordination with other agencies will work to ensure these are a set of high-standards set of principles that emerging economies, as well as developed economies can adhere to.

The Passivhaus standard is based on a set of principles that mean homes should be able to remain at a comfortable ambient temperature of around 20C with a minimal amount of heating or cooling.

Linked Data is based on a set of principles and standard recommendations created by the W3C.

"Any legal violations, or failures to comply with the company's own strict set of principles and standards, can result in disciplinary action," the company said in a statement, adding that Mr. Keys joined Reuters in 2012; the apparent crimes occurred in December 2010.

So, On Deck created a proprietary tech platform that focuses on business performance rather than personal credit that gives banks a whole new set of principles and standards by which they can vet the credit potential of SMBs.

They implemented a set of principles and standards within their own countries and communities, while implementing another one within their colonies or the countries adopting different politics, region, culture, economy, etc.

Related to the issue of engagement, participants talked about the need for a clear set of principles or standards for analysing, interpreting and using PROM data.

Approved by the FAO Conference at its 28th session in 1995, the Code is a voluntary set of principles and standards applicable to the conservation, management and development of fisheries, which also refers specifically to genetically altered fish (Article 9.3.1).

"We are out there fighting and dying for a set of principles, values and standards.