Sentence examples for widely accepted standard from inspiring English sources
Chris Lehane, a spokesman for Mr. Gore, rejected those accusations, saying the Democrats were simply asking for a widely accepted standard that hand recounts should gauge the voter's intent on ballots, which includes the tabulation of those with dimpled chads.
While the "green" moniker is ill-defined and vulnerable to exaggeration, many of the chains, including McDonald's, are seeking certification from the United States Green Building Council, a nonprofit agency in Washington whose rating system is a widely accepted standard.
Perhaps as significant to the field of medical statistics was Dr. Meier's cooperation with Edward L. Kaplan, a researcher at the University of California Radiation Laboratory, in formulating a now widely accepted standard for estimating patient survival.
However, there is no widely accepted standard ADOP definition currently.
There is no widely accepted standard approach described in the published literature.
However, there are no widely accepted standard postoperative radiographic measurements, especially when metatarsal osteotomy has been performed.
C1 Health Insurer's Incentive Plan Blue Shield of California, prodded by big employers and hospitals, will announce a financial payoff for hospitals that meet widely accepted standards for high-quality care.
The vast majority of teachers and staff have no hidden agenda, put the interests of their students first, and concentrate on teaching and providing a role model for widely accepted standards of behaviour.
It lets consumers compare how hospitals are doing on widely accepted standards for treating conditions like heart attacks, pneumonia and childhood asthma, and procedures like angioplasty and gallbladder surgery.
The acquisition of knowledge is, as Sunstein points out, a social process: it is shaped by language, by custom, and, since the Enlightenment, by certain widely accepted standards of evidence and rationality.
It was felt that SR would be pointless without widely accepted standards for information interchange.
