Sentence examples for standards for setting from inspiring English sources

Time-and-motion study—another pillar of Taylorist management meant objective, testable standards for setting the pace of work.

While nutritional standards for setting down what school children should eat for school meals have been recommended e.g., [ 1], there are no studies on eating behaviour during school lunches.

As part of the F.C.C. merger conditions, Verizon must meet a 95percentt on-time performance standard for setting up space within its offices for rivals' equipment.

"The more it becomes debatable," Justice Scalia said, the harder it is for the Supreme Court to conclude that the district court's view was "clearly erroneous," the legal standard for setting aside a lower court's factual conclusions.

He regards such decadal studies, which identify high-priority research areas and often help set agency spending priorities, as "the gold standard" for setting NASA's direction.

The 1991 Gulf War was the gold standard for setting high expectations regarding a minimal loss of life.

The National Transportation Safety Board, an independent safety agency, has already encouraged a federal standard for "setting vapor pressure thresholds" for oil trains citing Canadian findings linking such pressure and the size of explosions in train accidents.

However, no scientific standard exists for setting that threshold.

At present, 44 independent bodies 33 private and 11 state ones are responsible for setting standards for organic food.

But in Florida, any agreement entered into before October 1, 2007 has a lower standard for setting it aside, and it's for a challenger to meet.

Gore was a strong advocate for setting tough standards for smog and soot.