Sentence examples for standards and formal from inspiring English sources

The success of that initial effort, also replicated in the Southwest Bronx, resulted in over 200 such midwifery sponsored centers operating today with state licensure, national standards and formal accreditation available.

Some of the challenges were tied closely to the standards and formal customer interface, which could not be altered in the scope of this project.

Although stakeholders' participation in an information sharing and coordination process to solve a common problem is generally voluntary, collaboration between organizations may also be imposed by legislation, standards, and formal or informal pressure.

Although the MWFT performed poorer in the cognitive facets A1, A2 and A3, they still managed to produce an appropriate email reply with regard to domain-specific language, communication standards, structure and formal standards.

Consequently, there is a need for a standard and formal definition of RFID technology components in BIM.

Since the proposed method for automatic selection of interesting patterns utilizes several digital repositories, potentially heterogeneous and distributed data sources, there will have to be standard and formal reconciliation of terminologies of the repositories.

Improving language teaching is expected to be an early focus: many young and middle-aged Libyans speak nothing but Arabic because of abysmal standards and a formal ban on "imperialist" tongues in one of Gaddafi's zanier periods in the 1980s.

The need to apply professional practice standards and have formal procedures and protocols govern home-based telecare services is evident, so as not to seriously compromise the safety and quality of patient care.

Experimental: The standard manner and formal medical relaxation.

The examination procedures took approximately 90 min and included a standard interview and formal neuropsychological, psychosocial, and risk perception measures.

Perhaps some of the initial enthusiasm for "La Roue" was generated by the sense of absolute freedom — from all current standards of narrative structure and formal coherence — that Gance projects with practically every sequence.