Sentences with phrase «standards reference code»

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This vertical alignment of standards is content - organized and color coded for simple reference.

The Standards Reference Code is only used to identify or align performance indicators listed in the standards to daily lesson plans, curriculum documents, or national standards.

Coordinated by the National Farm Animal Care Council (NFACC), these codes outline acceptable standards of care for farm animals across Canada and serve as reference documents for provincial animal cruelty laws.

DOE has already completed 29 sets of standards for various equipment, appliances and building codes, with dozens more coming, and so we used the emissions difference between EIA's Reference and «Extended Policies» projections.

The International Residential Code for One - and Two - Family Dwellings (IRC) is a comprehensive reference for best practices in home construction and the basic standard for all home builders.

Regarding copyright and laws, one thing that on a personal level has bothered me since I found out about it, is how provincial governments will enact laws that incorporate by reference standards published by a non-governmental entity, so that to know and comply with the law (and there are penalties for non-compliance) requires purchasing a copy of the standard (e.g. electrical code, building code, etc.).

In February, a federal court issued an injunction barring Public Resource from publishing technical and scientific standards incorporated by reference in the Code of Federal Regulations.

Last year, the ABA passed a resolution saying that all standards incorporated by reference into the Code of Federal Regulations should be available for free on the internet, which was good.

The Public Accountants Council may exercise its regulation - making powers by adopting by reference any code, standard, guideline or procedure.

(1.2) If a regulation described in subsection (1.1) so provides, a code, standard, guideline or procedure adopted by reference shall be a reference to it, as amended from time to time, and whether the amendment was made before or after the regulation was adopted.

According to the Ontario Human Rights Commission, «one way to help harmonize the AODA with the Code is to reference obligations under the Code and set out interpretive human rights principles directly into the standards so that those responsible can properly interpret and apply the standard in light of these obligations.»

These address new industry standards proposed to be referenced in Ontario's Building Code, and relate to items such as residential wood - burning appliances and exterior insulation and finish systems.