Sentence examples for standards for work from inspiring English sources

Participating countries could take steps to make sure that research standards for work with biological agents, plus disclosure and auditing requirements, are put into each country's domestic laws, while protecting legitimate scientific exploration and commercial activities.

Standards for work zones or accidents, however, require that traffic control devices fulfill a need, command attention, convey a clear, simple meaning, command respect from drivers and give adequate time for proper response.

With her ambitious spirit and high standards for work in the matchmaking industry, she has an uncanny knack for understanding and connecting people.

After initial leniency, some sensed that not all members were doing their fair share of the labor, so in 1981 the community adopted required standards for work: ten hours of work were required per day during the summer, and eight hours during winter.

Though Blumenauer said the Pentagon appears to show a "diligent, responsible process for work carried out in the United States that protects taxpayers from liability in cases of contractor negligence," he expressed concern about what he called "far looser standards" for work in Iraq.

Tables  1 and 2 outline the duties, key result areas and performance standards for work performed by COs mainly in the public sector.

"The feds could have, and I believe should have, issued some minimal state standards for work-zone safety," said Joan Claybrook, administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration from 1977 to 1981 and president emeritus of Public Citizen, the consumer advocacy group founded by Ralph Nader.

It will also establish standards for working more closely with America.But that is too modest.

It was a time when we opposed the minimum wage and supported the closed shop; when we eschewed any basic minimum standards for working people underpinned in law because it might interfere with our ability to recruit members.

SEIU members, like all service-sector workers, are worse off when large fast-food and retail companies are able to hold down wages and push down benefit standards for working people".

The Labour leader's pledges include commitments to deliver higher living standards for working families, a stronger NHS, controls on immigration and a country where the next generation can do better than the last.