Sentences with phrase «by independent bodies»

«The NHS shouldn't be a political football» or «immigration could be controlled by an independent body».

Of these, 80 % would be elected by a form of proportional representation, with 20 % appointed by an independent body.

The IPCC would perform better if it were regulated by an independent body which audits the IPCC procedures and assesses its performance; if outside organizations would be allowed to bid for the production of reports and the provision of services under the IPCC brand; and if policy makers would encourage potential competitors to the IPCC.

However, he also stressed «the important thing» is that new rules brought in under this government mean MPs» claims are now assessed by an independent body, rather than a committee of fellow MPs.

The 70 percent new wool and 30 percent viscose Hallingdal by Nanna Ditzel, as well as Hacker and Molly, are stamped with the EU Flower designation, meaning manufacturing, chemical composition, and quality is checked by independent bodies in order to comply to strict ecological and performance criteria.

«The IPCC would perform better if it were regulated by an independent body which audits the IPCC procedures and assesses its performance.»

School sites would be protected from CEC late or partial payments, changes in attendance boundaries, admission rules, reporting requirements, and other actions without review by an independent body or through financial compensation.

It is my strong believe that self - governance is a privilege not a right, and should be regularly monitored by an independent body with is structured with as many degrees of seperation from the Law Society as possible.

So far, every single act of alleged corruption labeled against any member of my administration has been or is in the process of being investigated by independent bodies, and the findings so far made public.

«There is a critically important reason the City Charter requires any changes to salaries for elected officials be evaluated and ultimately recommended by an independent body: because there is an inherent and obvious conflict of interest in having to vote oneself a pay raise,» the trio said.

The regulation of solicitors is done by an independent body called the Solicitors Regulatory Authority (SRA).

We want to know if kibble is a safer option over the lifetime of a dog than raw food, and we need to see any conclusions backed up with evidence through studies that are sponsored by independent bodies without a vested interest.

For the BBL to have any credibility, it will be important that there be adequate monitoring and enforcement by an independent body.

In addition, external scrutiny by independent bodies helps ensure that we uphold fairness and observe due process.

The Panel recommends that an overarching review of intellectual property be undertaken by an independent body, such as the Productivity Commission.

His campaign materials in the previous year had criticized the fact that «the Legislature essentially polices itself rather than making its members subject to investigation by an independent body,» and promised to create this independent body.

«This bill will create a mechanism for ensuring that systemwide issues are evaluated by an independent body and that only youth who have committed certain crimes or who are deemed to be a significant risk to public safety are placed with O.C.F.S.»

Another reform group, Reinvent Albany, wondered why spending oversight shouldn't be handled by an independent body, and asked why Cuomo wouldn't opt for an outright ban on taking campaign cash from firms that benefited from state contracts.

«While we will never be able to conclude beyond a shadow of a doubt that Dr. Ivins was the perpetrator of the attacks, having a broad scientific hearing on the case will allow for the kinds of questions to be asked that may solidify that conclusion,» says bioterrorism expert Michael Osterholm of the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, who told Science last month that FBI needed to present its case in a scientific court of law convened by an independent body like the NAS.

Imagine a set of graded assessments in mathematics that were not tied to ages or year levels, through which students could progress at their own pace and which culminated in a certificate awarded by an independent body to students who met the performance requirements of each level.

A review of teacher training in England has recommended that future training courses should be designed by an independent body — and education secretary Nicky Morgan has agreed...

A report by the Little Hoover Commission recommended that charter schools should be authorized and overseen by an independent body, particularly due to the incredible growth charter schools have seen over the past few years, as well as the inconsistency in the authorizing and renewal process charters go through at the local level.

Standards are created by an independent body in industry rather than officials within state departments, and thus have a vested interest in students meeting high standards so as to actually be skilled in their trade when they plan to enter the workforce.

Large executive limousines like the 7 Series don't sell in very big numbers, so they don't tend to be crash - tested by independent body Euro NCAP.

Finding the best accident lawyer for you bodily harm settlement requires thorough research, of which 90 % can be done thru the internet by focusing on geo area, search terms such as accident or injury lawyer, experience, results obtained, reviews by clients, ratings by independent bodies, jury trials handled, membership in legal associations and a review of videos.

Any self - learning algorithms needed for automated and connected cars should be transparent in their functionality and have previously been vetted by an independent body in order to reduce the risk of discriminatory automated decisions.

I will bring forward a consultation before Easter that will consider options for reform including: whether the rate should in future be set by an independent body; whether more frequent reviews would improve predictability and certainty for all parties; and whether the methodology - which in effect assumes that claimants would invest only in index - linked gilts - is appropriate for the future.

The data reported by E.ON were assessed by an independent body.

Remaining provisions of the Copyright Act 1968 that restrict parallel imports, and the parallel importation defence under the Trade Marks Act 1995, should be reviewed by an independent body, such as the Productivity Commission.

This is controlled by independent bodies and substantiated by regular chemical analysis of disana products.

They welcomed David Miliband to his new job and urged him to join their agreement, also signed by Plaid Cymru, the SNP and the DUP, calling for annual carbon emission cuts, monitored by an independent body, and a more ambitious long - term target.

The president indicated that so far, «every single act of alleged corruption labelled against any member of my administration has been or is in the process of being investigated by independent bodies and the findings made public.

DEREK SIMPSON: Well I think there's a lot of working people questioning why it's still easier and cheaper to dismiss UK workers, there's a lot of people in the health service wondering why they're not getting the full settlement, as recommended by the independent body.

«We would like to see a complete cleanup in Bhopal, but you can't have that unless you have a full environmental assessment, and that would have to be done by an independent body,» Toogood said.

The industry is also tightly regulated, both by independent bodies and the European Union.

Facilities should also be licensed and regulated by an independent body, such as the Care Quality Commission.

Renault Laguna II was the first ever vehicle to achieve a five - star rating in the passive safety assessment tests carried out by the independent body, Euro NCAP.

Credential Assessments — Education will be assessed by independent body and points will be allocated accordingly

(i) Any operational rule relevant to the assessment of reliability; (ii) The assurance of data integrity (iii) The ability to prevent unauthorized access to and use of the system; (iv) The security of hardware and software; (v) The regularity and extent of audit by an independent body; (vi) The existence of a declaration by a supervisory body, an accreditation body or a voluntary scheme regarding the reliability of the method; (vii) Any applicable industry standard; or