Sentence examples for standards based on the from inspiring English sources

Ministers wanted to use an intensive inspection regime to force improvements in standards, based on the principle that councils should be seeking to continually improve their services.

The Romantic movement first developed in northern Europe with a rejection of technical standards based on the classical ideal that perfection should be attained in art.

But the fundamental principles of pension law were enacted before cash-balance pensions were devised, when traditional pension plans were the norm, so the law holds companies to standards based on the expectation that retirees will be paid an annuity, beginning at age 65.

According to UK Athletics Powerr of Ten, a statistical step-ladder launched two years ago which set standards based on the world rankings considered attainable by the 10th-best athlete in this country, Britain are now doing worse in 27 of the 43 individual Olympic events than they were in 2006.

Washington would be able to set extremely high standards based on the best practices that exist.

In the last years there were developed vacuum pressure standards based on the piston principle with several construction designs.

The emerging IEEE 802.22-based Wireless Regional Area Network (WRAN) is the first wireless standard based on the Cognitive Radio (CR) technology.

They use a "common-sense standard" based on the subjective judgment of state officials, he said.

The other would change the six-month rule to a more flexible standard based on the patient's condition.

But the basic terms of the deal — wages, hours, vacation time — are relatively standard, based on the dozens of other labor contracts I've examined from Pentagon subcontractors over the course of the past year or so.

But adopting a standard based on the place where the marriage was performed rather than the couple's home state fulfills the goals of national uniformity and equality, and there was no statutory impediment to doing so.