Sentence examples for standard set of regulations from inspiring English sources
Army Order 178, later the same year, provided a standard set of regulations, stating that the scheme was intended to provide "a standardized degree of elementary military training with a view to providing candidates for commissions".
For years, PG&E and utility lobbyists have used a standard set of arguments to head off proposed safety regulations: higher costs to consumers, impractical and rigid prescriptions, unnecessary rules, 'one-size-fits-all' regulations that don't work.
That means that as long as the insurance you choose conforms to certain insurance industry regulations and offers a comprehensive, standard set of benefits, you will get subsidized by the government so you can afford your premiums.
Manufacturers want a single, national standard set over the long term because it is easier to meet than the patchwork quilt of regulations imposed in the past.
There is no global standard regarding payments, but there is a push (which I strongly support) to create one technology standard that would have the same set of regulations for countries across the world.
But Mr. Daniels said it was important that the government review its dealings with the companies and consider the broader issue of whether they were fit, under the standards set out in government regulations, to keep their contracts.
The lack of a mandatory set of regulations and standards makes the implementations of small-scale off-grid projects unreliable.
Traditional methods of risk assessment have provided good service in support of policy, mainly in relation to standard setting and regulation of hazardous chemicals or practices.
The United States' position on the regulation is ambiguous; in fact, although the United States government is in favour of ending the litigation, American manufacturers are totally against the standards set out in the regulation which would penalise them.
That set of regulations brought about an onslaught of imbroglios over what did and didn't violate standards.
This paper provides an academic perspective on policy implications for both regulation and standard setting.
