Sentence examples for verification bodies from inspiring English sources

The creation of such a system is dictated by the needs of the communities of fire protection designers, specialists and verification bodies for a clear and easily accessible tool that will be further developed as needed in order to support and improve the national design and construction process for fire safety engineering.

The biggest problem with a royal charter establishing the verification body seems solved by the proposed double-lock on subsequent change.

Hadid's practice said the contractor on the Baku project was internationally accredited by the Geneva-based inspection and verification body SGS.

Added to that was a failure to reach any agreement about how to appoint the verification body, the membership of a code committee and even about public consultation on the code.

Letwin had proposed incorporating the press verification body by royal charter – originally a medieval device – using the powers of the crown in the Privy Council to create a corporate body without involving parliament.

The Committee has concluded that the PressBoF Petition falls short of Government policy on the self-regulation of the press (see considerations at Annex A) for the following key reasons: Independence: Following on from the Leveson Report, Government policy is that there should be an independent verification body (a Recognition Panel) able to recognise a press self-regulator.

The mass production of raw material was done after receiving ANB (agreed notified body) verification of product/parts and shop qualification.

Torpid animals were euthanized by decapitation after verification of core body temperatures <7°C.

Anglo-Irish cooperation, together with US mediation, eventually produced the momentous agreement known as the Good Friday deal, allowing for power-sharing, new all-Ireland bodies and verification of paramilitary disarmament.

The applicability and effectiveness of our approach is demonstrated in two successful case studies: (i) the verification of the upper body kinematics of DLR's humanoid Rollin' Justin and (ii) the identification of the kinematic parameters of an ST Robot arm relative to its environment for the embodiment of a situated conversational assistant.

After the publication of the Leveson report David Cameron came out strongly against its call for statutory underpinning and verification of a new regulatory body.