Sentence examples for term standards from inspiring English sources

The use of the term "standards" as the title of the framework has signaled the NEEA's expectation to exert significant influence on national curricula and assessments.

And over the very long term standard discount rates lead to strange conclusions.

In this context the term "standard employment relationship" (SER) is also common, see for example [2].

The long term standard deviation is 0.2‰ for 13C and 0.3‰ for 15N.

In this chapter, the term "standard" is representing this profile–– The National Danish GI Metadata Service is designed to describe geographic datasets.

"If they don't lower the long term standard, they're not addressing the greatest risks," says epidemiologist George Thurston of New York University.

Over the years, the term "standard" has been used under various different meanings by different stakeholders and stakeholder groups in area of ICT.

While we generally use the term "standard of care" to imply state of the art, the standard may refer more reliably to the state of the status quo, the nature of which is to defend itself.

The Lib Dems hold 4,440, fewer than between 2003 and 2006, but a good total by long-term standards.

The road map's authors identified battery storage and handling as a major area requiring near-term standards.

All our flora and fauna has thrived in the last 10,000 years since the end of the last ice age, a period which has seen unbelievable stable weather by long-term standards.