Sentence examples for the established standards from inspiring English sources

The Union, in order to compel observance of the established standards, took action against dairies using the vendor system.

This sentiment was echoed by the Copyright Office: "Our intention here is to maintain the established standards of originality..

Moreover, the heavy metal (Cd, Cr, Hg, Pb and As) contents of both soils and rice were lower than the established standards and below detectable limits after FGD gypsum application.

The first stage of a peer review by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in 2011 found Singapore had most of the established standards in place but needed to continue to update and expand its information exchange pacts.

Doing so creates the line of sight between an ideal or vision, and the established standards of conduct for each role in the organization.

After appropriate counseling, staff who are unable to meet the established standards of performance or conduct for a position may be terminated.

First up, "Rethinking Sitting," by the Scandinavian designer Peter Opsvik, which is either a serious account of whether "the established standard of the chair, based on the accepted western manner of sitting" is the best one, or a headscratcher.

The Fluorometric Microculture Cytotoxicity Assay, FMCA, described in detail previously [ 22], was used for measurement of the cytotoxic effect of library compounds and the established standard drugs.

Therefore, the aim of this study were (1) to determine the quantitative phytochemical present in various extraction solvents of varying polarities, (2), to determine their antioxidant activities in comparison to the established standard drugs in order to justify its therapeutic usage.

Although their statistical records easily exceed the Hall's established standards, the writers showed them no mercy.

Semantic interoperability is supported on the basis of established standards (i.e. ISO/CEN13606 information models).