Sentence examples for because the standards set from inspiring English sources

Because the standards, set by individual governments and the industry, were confusing, the European Commission was asked to draw up new rules.

"Everyone has their opinion on Liverpool and I understand that because of the standards set by this club in the 1970s and 1980s".

But now that I'm older, I realize that I should not pass judgment on people who think and act differently from me just because of the standards set by the church on what is "moral, right and just".

Both in the MASUDEPC and ASDEPU, this module is regarded as the most important one because it describes the standards set for the core part of dental education, e.g., the dental education programs.

This fall, thousands of Americans are learning that they can't keep their insurance policies next year because the coverage doesn't meet the standards set in the 2010 healthcare law.

Froot Loops qualifies for the label because it meets standards set by the Smart Choices Program for fiber and Vitamins A and C, and because it does not exceed limits on fat, sodium and sugar.

Thirteen cases (3.8%) were excluded because not reaching the adequacy standards set for molecular analysis, based on national and international recommendations [ 9, 15] even after tumor cell enrichment by manual microdissection.

Crops are often left in the fields because they won't meet the cosmetic standards set by grocers, she said.

In order to appropriately represent the differences between occurrences and nonoccurrences of debris flows, modifications can be made on the grading standard of the KEC method using more validation tests based on the proposed framework, because the KEC standard set was established using logistic regression with a small number of samples of debris-flow damaged expressway sections.

You may find that your current plan isn't available next year because it doesn't meet the new standards set by Obamacare.

The federal government argued that Ms. Williamson's family should be able to sue under state law because federal standards set a floor but not a ceiling on safety and that states are free to require more stringent standards.