Sentence examples for values set out by from inspiring English sources

Meaning: Either a concise summary of the values set out by a corporate ethics consultancy, or an explanation of the quality of a specific Greek yoghurt manufacturing process.

His contract shows that he is expected to abide by the values set out by his predecessor in a mission statement and emblazoned on five huge perspex blocks that Jenkins had installed in Barclays' headquarters.

The "British values" set out by Cameron in his speech – freedom of speech, freedom of speech and equality between sexes – will be the criteria by which the government will engage in future.

In Australia, where the current study was completed, conduct of research is underpinned by the values set out in the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research [ 6], guided by the Declaration of Helsinki [ 7].

b) a large-scale research programme to evaluate the predictive value of existing animal studies (as set out by van Meer and colleagues).

Pension fund managers will be forced to come clean about hidden costs which can wipe tens of thousands off the value of retirement savings pots under plans being set out by the government.

This is what local authorities should be working towards and is certainly the vision set out by the government through Valuing People Now (the three-year strategy for people with learning disabilities announced earlier this year).

However locals have been quick to note that despite the noble intentions set out by Walsh to increase Tasmanian tourism, the proposed designs conflict with the values laid out when Mona was first built in 2011.

A cut off after the adjustment of P-values to control the false discovery rate (FDR) [ 23] was set to p < 0.05 as set out by the MAQC consortium guidelines [ 24].

A clear plan must be set out by the ERG for what it intends to achieve, how it will get there and who is accountable for improving value for money.

Its convergence can be set out by the following theorem.