Sentence examples for to devise standards from inspiring English sources

The states have five years to devise standards and tests.

On any given day, Shrek and his friends might be gamboling across the screen or Obi-Wan Kenobi might be dueling with his light saber as experts work to devise standards for the movie theater of the future.

Accountants are to devise standards to measure a key element of the way banks assess how much capital they need to hold, in an attempt to address the concerns of investors and regulators about methods currently being used.

Dr. Robert Cantu, the vice president of the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment and a leading expert in sport-related concussion, announced that the group would attempt to devise standards that consider the complex forces that cause concussions, as well as a new standard for helmets worn by young players.

Scott and I will have to devise standard criteria to judge the behavior of each fisher that we film near a flamingo and score them along the shyness-boldness personality axis.

Participants indicated a strong demand for the organization of adequate data-sharing (of reference genomes and strains, for example), a desire to link relevant data types, and the need to devise standard data generation and analysis protocols.

The new law has some very important provisions designed to increase the number of certified teachers and to promulgate phonics-based reading instruction, but at its core there is a requirement that all states devise standards for English and math and institute tests in Grades 3 through 8 to see that the standards are being met.

(In 1939 and 1940, the U.S. Department of Agriculture conducted a survey of fifteen thousand women's bodies to devise commercial standards).

That deal opens a window on the shadowy world of small-arms trafficking just as the United Nations is about to convene a conference this month to devise international standards and procedures for curtailing this destructive trade.

The court instructed the agency to first determine whether global warming pollution threatened public health and welfare — known as an "endangerment finding" under the Clean Air Act — and, if so, to devise emissions standards for vehicles.

Following the worldwide financial crisis of 2008, that forum became the Financial Stability Board, and it acquired a mandate to devise regulatory standards that would prevent another near collapse of the banking system.