Sentence examples for standards were introduced from inspiring English sources

The standards were introduced in New York yesterday.

To address this, health and homelessness standards were introduced in 2005 and there is a need for some evaluation of how well they are working.

Although NHS England's stats department said a more technically accurate description would be since "standards were introduced", given that they were collecting data earlier but only at the same standard as now since 2004/05.

When fuel economy standards were introduced in the 70's, a category called light trucks, encompassing pickups, was set up for work vehicles used on farms and construction sites.

That is what successive governments have done, to the tune of 200 billion rupees, since 1992, when international capital and accounting standards were introduced, and most state banks became technically insolvent.But the Indian economy is more open than it was, and the risks that banks face are correspondingly greater.

In 15 years of life DAS has been growing in size and complexity, still preserving its original structure; at the same time new standards were introduced (VME, PCI) to take into account users' ever increasing demands for amount of data and acquisition frequency with which the existing code couldn't cope.

A standardized inoculum (1 2 × 107 cfu/ml 0.5 McFarland standards) was introduced onto the surface of sterile agar plates, and a sterile glass spreader was used for even distribution of the inoculum.

But so far there is little sign of similar standards being introduced more widely.

Oliver's Channel 4 series about school lunches led to new standards being introduced in order to ensure healthier food.

The report also recommends that nutritional standards be introduced for all schools – at present they do not apply to academies and free schools.

Last month Education Secretary Ruth Kelly launched revised guidelines to try to improve the quality of school meals before tough minimum nutritional standards are introduced next year.