Sentence examples for climate standards from inspiring English sources

The authors wrote: "Thus, current indoor climate standards may intrinsically misrepresent thermal demand of the female and senior sub-populations".

"[C]urrent indoor climate standards may intrinsically misrepresent thermal demand of the female," Kingma and his co-author Wouter van Marken Lichtenbelt wrote.

Why would Democrats who want to be president sign on to legislation that could easily be described as a plan to make most cars obsolete and to update every building in the country to meet new climate standards?

1. Establish and communicate school climate standards emphasizing care, connectedness, and civility and then create practices that enable educational systems to document and report on conditions associated with these standards.

Like well-tailored gray power suits, matte red lipstick and generous pours of whiskey in between meetings, office climate standards are a throwback to the 1960s "Mad Men" era when males ruled the workplace.

General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt, who had said during a speech to students at Georgetown University in May that the business community "has kind of moved on in this debate," tweeted a similar refrain, calling upon business to lead the way on global climate standards.

Recently adaptive thermal-comfort criteria have been introduced in the international indoor-climate standards to reduce the heating/cooling energy requirements.

When California enacted its climate reduction standards last year, it drew fierce criticism from state business leaders.

Idaho is not the only state that has recently debated its climate science standards.

The environmental legal NGO is one of the organisations behind the call, alongside The Carbon Tracker Initiative, CDP and the Climate Disclosure Standards Board (CDSB).

It would be recommended to include the measurement height of 0.05 m in indoor climate testing standards for obtaining more generic view of the draught risk.