Sentence examples for standards regulation from inspiring English sources
The bottom line is, so long as parliament continues to value standards regulation we will enforce those standards.
Which means that our nation's chippies have been playing fast and loose with trading standards regulation for decades.
Both pressed instead for a stronger voice for social workers (resulting in the now-closed College of Social Work) better standards, regulation, working conditions and career structure, a better system of education and recruitment and a new supported and assessed year in practice.
Central problems include the lack of patient protection, US liability standards, regulation of clinical sites, and clinician licensing.
With the exception of outdoor patient services including Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI), and 35 urban dispensaries, the role of MoHFW in urban areas is limited to the provision of secondary and tertiary care, and the stewardship functions of setting technical standards, regulation and strategy and policy development.
Institutions encompass the "rules of the game": laws, technical standards, regulations, norms, routines, and shared expectations that guide and regulate interactions and relations between actors.
They are moving towards sectoral, and maybe intensity-based, trading schemes and towards using a suite of policies (energy efficiency, vehicle standards, regulations) to get to our targets.
Most notably, it stated that "rules, standards, regulations and enforcement have a place in the pursuit of quality, but they pale in potential compared to the power of pervasive and constant learning".
Firstly, the existing building codes, standards, regulations and previous studies were reviewed and evaluated in terms of ultimate deformation criteria for RC columns.
Standards, regulations, and codes are also provided such as the occupational safety and health administration regulations and national fire protection association 101 life safety codes.
The principles of machine safety, risk assessment and risk reduction are covered in international standards, national standards, regulations and other literature.
