Sentence examples for statement of standards from inspiring English sources

Judges will be pleased to know that the subdivisions in the statement of standards are reduced to the 161 headlines.

The Bar Standards Board in its Statement of Standards would not disagree, but they go somewhat further than those 7 or 8 qualities.

As Lincoln Caplan, who covers the Court for the editorial board, put it: "For them, it's a suggestion, whereas for other federal judges it's a statement of standards they must meet.

Derek Wood QC wrote recently of the painstaking detail of the 161 Performance Indicators, in the Statement of Standards which form the basis of the judicial evaluation… his analysis cannot be faulted... it's a pity he didn't count the subdivisions.

The statement of standards say ministers "may be required to resign if the prime minister is satisfied that they have breached or failed to comply with these standards in a substantive and material manner".

Nash told the Senate this afternoon her chief of staff fully complied with the statement of standards for ministerial staff, saying that although he held a shareholding, "there is no income received".

After a brief statement of standard logical approaches to consequence, we describe motivations for new systems.

Although the preceding paragraphs represent a brief outline of composers' attitudes toward harmony and tonality from the late Middle Ages to the 20th century, there is the danger that the broad outlines may be taken as a rigid statement of standard practices by composers at any period in musical history.

The Code is based upon a number of General Principles, which are essentially statements of standards of commercial behaviour.

The ADA position statement on standards of medical care in diabetes (4) insists on the optimal HbA1c target of <7% for most nonpregnant adults, stressing the evidence that microvascular complications are better mitigated with this goal with respect to macrovascular complications (level of evidence A vs. B, respectively).

Section 2.20 of the statement on standards says a minister "shall not act as a consultant or adviser to any company, business, or other interests, whether paid or unpaid, or provide assistance to any such body, except as may be appropriate in their official capacity as minister".