Sentence examples for standards in the same from inspiring English sources

An independent inspectorate, it says, "will consider the enforcement of these standards" in the same way that there is already a chief inspector of prisons.

LL So can labour conditions be improved by northern supermarkets insisting on standards in the same way they do with food safety; how would that actually work in practice?

David Souter and Stephen Breyer had hoped to persuade O'Connor and Kennedy to join an opinion that would have acknowledged that the imposition of different counting standards in the same county raised constitutional questions but also would have allowed the Florida Supreme Court to correct the problem by fashioning a uniform standard under which the recount could proceed.

For example, Mark Wilson (2013) argues that psychometric models can be viewed as tools for constructing measurement standards in the same sense of "measurement standard" used by metrologists.

It said it did not plan to recalibrate A-level performance standards in the same way as it will materially change GCSE standards.

Typical TIC and SIM chromatograms of TMS derivatives of mixture of 11 reference compounds and PLE extracts of two species of Ganoderma were shown in Figure 2. The identification of investigated compounds was carried out by comparison of their retention time and mass spectra with those obtained by injecting standards in the same conditions.

And, equally, no one puts the Russian-owned Evening Standard in the same basket as the Sun and Sky.

Tom Rolfe, president of the Skycig brand of e-cigarettes, said: "Skycig welcome any regulations which will help us to ensure that under-18s cannot access electronic cigarettes and to ensure that all e-cigarette companies must produce products of a high standard, in the same way that Skycig and other reputable e-cigarette companies do".

In addition, for WBANs assuming the IEEE 802.15.4 standard in the same frequency band [13], the advantage of relaying is suggested [14], and the performance is investigated [15, 16].

Millward's performance means that 13-year-old Amy Marren, who set a new personal best to beat the qualifying standard in the same category, must wait to see if she is given the nod for London by the selectors.

This purpose should not have to meet an evidence standard in the same way "Scared Straight" or all other specific delinquency prevention programs should.