He suggested that any ferry workers who have said that the practice is not standard should testify to that under oath before federal safety investigators.
At the meeting last week where the school board adopted its own science standards, students and teachers testified of coming to love and learn science from "inquiry-based" lessons, and parents described how children linked writing, math and science.
Knowledge and research that have accumulated over decades about the effects of physical abuse and sexual abuse are being codified into a curriculum; fellowship training in the field will have to meet certain standards; an expert, testifying in court, can expect to be questioned about being board-certified.
Computational results, obtained on a number of standard problem instances, testify the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
Auto dealers, represented by the National Automobile Dealers Association, testified against the proposed standard this year, saying it would raise the cost of new cars and price some consumers out of the market.
In January 2010 state officials testified before the Ohio House of Representatives that standards and enforcement regarding oil and gas well construction are not always adequate to ensure proper performance.
The results of the standard addition method at three concentration levels testified that as-prepared electrode can be used to determine both of oxidizing and reducing compounds with low detection limits and high recoveries.
The Mobil Oil Company testified to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce in October 1990 opposing cleaner gasoline standards, saying "The technology to meet these standards [regarding requirements to use a new kind of cleaner gasoline] simply does not exist today...[and we predict] major supply disruptions".
And he and the company's chief financial officer, J. Timothy Howard, who also testified, denied that they had set accounting standards in order to get larger bonuses.
Rowling, who testified to the Leveson inquiry on press standards, looks set to deliver the great phone-hacking novel but, although Culpepper and the intrusive press he represents come and go, Lord Parker is a narrative red herring.
She testified that the staff had sought to make an existing voluntary standard into a mandatory standard, and that would make no difference.
