Sentence examples for allowable grounds from inspiring English sources

Considerations such as seniority and merit are still allowable grounds for pay differences under the act, but an employer must now prove that "differences in wages are due to factors other than gender and that these factors are not arbitrary but are directly related to the job duties", said Jackson during a press conference after the bill's passage.

The amendment's definition of allowable ground troops is open to interpretation, as Murphy himself admitted.

Ground contact pressure upon operation of each candidate crane is calculated, and allowable soil bearing force is set as 20 to/m2 to design plates for reinforcement of soil bearing force.

The maximum lateral force prediction, calculated using allowable lateral ground acceleration, was closely approaching the experiment result and numerical calculation.

Discussions on the adequacy of the code specified as well as the empirical allowable blast ground vibration limit to structures are also made.

This paper presents a calculation algorithm, which aims to redefine the maximum thermal load allowable in vertical ground heat exchangers.

In November, the Obama administration proposed regulations that would lower the allowable level of ground-level ozone, which can cause asthma, premature death, and other health issues, from 75 parts per billion to as low as 60 parts per billion.

An extensive and growing body of scientific evidence shows that smog causes measurable, serious health impacts at levels commonly found in metropolitan areas across the U.S. That's why EPA has proposed to tighten allowable levels of ground level ozone from 75 parts per billion (ppb), our current standard, to a range of 65-70 ppb.

When the total allowable catch in the feeding grounds is high, even a smaller reserve can offer benefits in terms of reducing the magnitude of evolutionary changes.

Assuming the robot can recover from an angle of 30° when balancing on the ground, the maximum allowable weight of (m_1) is 1.6 kg.

Discrimination on these grounds would only be allowable when there was a "bona fide occupational requirement" that meant an employer needed to have a particular attribute to do the job.