Sentence examples for cleaner standard from inspiring English sources

"... First up he can explain to Londoners how he intends as the self-proclaimed mayor for business to deliver an enlarged ULEZ in just three years without penalising motorists, schools, and small business owners who purchased diesel vehicles in good faith, and when new cleaner EURO6 diesel vans [a cleaner standard of engine] aren't even on the market yet," he said.

These collectives consist of many medical users of cannabis who are looking for the safest and fairest access possible, as well as recreational enthusiasts who don't want to associate with the criminal market and also wish to grow their preferred strains to a much cleaner standard than what's available on the street.

Washington, DC -- The Obama administration, the consensus of opinion has concluded, bobbled its strategy of simultaneously launching cleaner standards for cars and giving more running room to oil companies off the coasts.

High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) vacuum cleaners versus standard vacuum cleaners were tested for effectiveness in removing allergens and improving respiratory health in asthmatic children (Popplewell et al. 2000).

It now voluntarily makes all of its S.U.V.'s, minivans and pickups far cleaner in standard tailpipe emissions than required by federal law.

The Mobil Oil Company testified to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce in October 1990 opposing cleaner gasoline standards, saying "The technology to meet these standards [regarding requirements to use a new kind of cleaner gasoline] simply does not exist today...[and we predict] major supply disruptions".

Harbin has been battling air pollution for years, destroying hundreds of smaller boilers, banning the use of high-sulfur coal, and adopting cleaner fuel standards for cars.

The opponents add that the new rule is unlikely to achieve its desired effect because it has already prompted a huge surge in the sales of trucks that do not meet the cleaner air standards.

It got another push from the 1990 Clean Air Act; to cope with the requirement for cleaner emission standards, states made the petrol industry add more oxygenates to their fuel to make it burn better.

America's auto companies, still called the "big three" of Detroit, despite their dwindling market share, were brought low by years of relying on gas-guzzling trucks and SUVs, while fighting the cleaner fuel standards that helped hybrid cars rise to prominence.

"This is no time to shift cleaner car standards into reverse," Tiernan Sittenfeld, senior vice president for government affairs at the League of Conservation Voters, said in a statement.