Sentence examples for standards mandating from inspiring English sources

Clinics must meet hospital-type standards mandating the size of exam rooms and the width of hallways.

Secondly, Khan is calling for new EU standards mandating cleaner, lower emission stoves to be brought in earlier than 2022, when they are planned to come into force.

Mr. Kelly's move, laudable though it is, is no substitute for enacting uniform and enforceable statewide standards mandating videotaped interrogations and also fixing skewed lineup procedures, another major cause of wrongful convictions.

The legislation would require clinics to meet surgical-center standards, mandating that abortions take place in hospital-style operating rooms even if nonsurgical procedures were being done, opponents of the bill said.

The results suggest experienced CPAs' are as client-supportive in audit settings as they are in tax settings when exercising their professional judgment, and ethical standards mandating impartiality in auditing are not uniformly being followed.

Last week the GOP managed to kill funding for enforcement of new energy-efficiency standards mandating that from January 1, consumers could buy only LEDs or a new breed of incandescent light bulbs that are far more efficient than the old-fashioned kind.

Training is also expanding to meet safety and waste-handling standards mandated by the federal government.

Regulatory standards mandate laboratories to perform studies to ensure accuracy and reliability of their test results.

The standards mandate corporate fleet fuel-economy averages of 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025.

In Alaska on Tuesday, state lawmakers rolled back tough wastewater standards mandated by voters in 2006.

Army officials characterize the changes as modest, reasonable and well within quality standards mandated by the Pentagon and Congress.