Sentence examples for the standard from from inspiring English sources

Indeed, national knowledge bases exist, such as the Dutch national drug database (G-Standaard), which serves as a professional standard for pharmacists in the Netherlands, and is the standard from which all Dutch CPOE systems are based [ 44].

Then they got into the process of evaluating these ballots and changed the standard from moment to moment during the first day.

In her ruling on Casey, she changed the standard from "severe limitation" to "substantial obstacle".That, however, is a Supreme Court justice's prerogative.

Then there is the fact that Russian businessman Alexander Lebedev's deal to buy 75.1% of the Standard from Associated included the agreement that the paper would stay put for a few years.

This was an improvement on the equivalent figure of 251 schools in 2011 that failed to hit the 40% mark, but the Department for Education (DfE) has since raised its minimum requirement for pupils attaining the standard from 35%.

"It may not sound like much, lowering the standard from 15 to 13, but it will mean a lot more regulations in many parts of the country," he said.

"Plus, they promised to tighten the standards from Category One material and they haven't.

He is charged with executing the standards from the mothership back in Nice.

Happily while some episodes may fare better than others, the standards from one series to the next have remained high.

This chapter examines the most significant of the standards from an electrical engineering perspective.

The standards from FGDP (UK) TSID 2016 guideline covered by the identified CPD courses are summarised in Fig. 1.