Sentences with phrase «certain standards of each organization»

This approach occurs when the right type of content is being used, following certain standards of each organization.

Not exact matches

The manufacturer may also include a gluten - free claim on the packaging or include the certification mark of a third - party organization that is either certifying that the product is gluten - free or just that the food manufacturer's management system meets certain gluten - free standards.

It is unlikely that you will meet one of the standard membership requirements (e.g., being an employee of a certain company), but you can qualify for membership by paying a one - time fee of $ 10 to join a non-profit organization.

All of KREIA's members agree to conduct their home inspections according to specific standards adopted by certain national organizations, as well as the Standards of Practice adopted by the Kentucky Board of Home Inspectors and set forth in Chapter 815, Section 6 of the Kentucky Administrative Regulations.

If you're aiming for a certain percentage of your income (say, enough to surpass the $ 6,200 standard deduction (single filing status) when paired with any other deductions you're taking), the easiest way to hit your goal is to schedule monthly recurring contributions with your favorite charitable organizations.

Each Cat Fancy organization, as governing body, has its own list of cat breeds that are recognized, as well as certain published breed standards.

WebMD recommends checking dental chew packaging for the statement «Approved by The Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC)» This organization evaluates pet products to make certain they meet certain standards for reduction of tartar or plaque for good oral pet health.

To further enforce those goals, the founder has originated the F.T.L.O.P. (For the Love of Pixie) organization, which requires certain standards for breeders to join, including having at least one «Blue List» cat (cats with lineage directly traceable to the original Pixie).

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is the federal organization charged with enforcing the Animal Welfare Act, which sets basic standards of care for certain kinds of animals bred for commercial resale.

By law, government funded projects must allow a percentage of contractors come from companies and organizations that meet certain standards such as businesses owned by women, minorities, or veterans.

A number of different organizations, external to ACBS, have stated that ACT is empirically supported in certain areas or as a whole according to their standards.

Board members of nonprofits should embrace these fundraising standards and also make certain that the development staff of their organization is familiar with a Donor Bill of Rights.

The organization notes that provisions structuring the «qualified mortgage» standard as a legal safe harbor and treating certain balloon - payment loans as qualified mortgages will help Main Street lenders continue providing mortgage credit to meet the needs of their customers and communities.