Sentence examples for Subject to standards from inspiring English sources

Why should architecture be subject to standards less strict than those governing the airworthiness of planes?

"It has been amply demonstrated that branding is an effective way to say to clients that we are a team subject to standards and quality control," he said.

Public relations "has, at times, had an image problem," Mr. Tisch acknowledged, "which flows from the fact that people quite often view public relations as 'spin.' " A reason for that, he added, is that "only roughly 10 percent or fewer" of those who work in public relations "are actually members of professional associations, subject to standards of practice and codes of ethics".

These rules should not be set by the mere profession of some people's beliefs, particularly when those beliefs are not subject to standards of empirical evidence about the costs and benefits of the policies they're cited to justify.

For this reason, new packaging design is all too often subject to standard or existing packaging solutions.

By contrast, he said, SBC Communications has taken the position that any call that touches the traditional phone infrastructure should be subject to standard regulations.

Only fuel vapor can be ignited to make power, so changes in evaporation can change the mixture, affecting engine power in ways not subject to standard correction.

Our findings suggest that the healthcare sector may have more in common with "traditional" sectors subject to standard market forces than is often assumed.

Interlibrary loans will be subject to standard nationally accepted protocols and practices, and will also recognize informal agreements with local area libraries.

Some of the equipment is subject to standard calibrations and inspections (e.g., scales).

The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2018, subject to standard regulatory review and customary closing conditions.