Sentence examples for community standards for from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C. decided the broadcast was indecent because it depicted a sexual organ and violated "contemporary community standards for the broadcast medium".

"There was general consensus that we did not need to introduce new standards," he said, explaining that Live would be governed by Facebook's general community standards for video.

The Center for Media and Social Impact has helped trade groups to craft "best practices" documents that define community standards for fair use in journalism, cinema studies, poetry, and even dance.

According to industry guidelines, indecent material depicts or describes "sexual or excretory organs or activities" in a way that is offensive according to "contemporary community standards for the broadcast medium".

"WE FIND that the fleeting uses of the words 'penis', 'vaginal'ass'ss'bastardand'bitch'bitch', uttered in the context of the programs cited in the complaints, do not render the material patently offensive under contemporary community standards for the broadcast medium".

That distribution plan relies on local standards, even though one of this report's most convincing ideas is that the very concept of community standards, for decades the linchpin of prosecutions against pornography, has been shattered in the age of video and the Internet.

At Duke, a new "community standard" for academic integrity will take effect next fall.

But defining a community standard for the game's teenage players is not any easier than it is in the real world.

In 1999, the need for a community standard for a canonical linear representation led to a proposal by Steve Heller and Steve Stein at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the US for a new representation, the InChI (International Chemical Identifier), which was subsequently developed as an IUPAC initiative in collaboration with NIST [8].

Based on these results, we recommend that the Lancaster transform be adopted as the community standard for reducing disparity between results reported as MNI or Talairach coordinates, and suggest that future spatial normalization strategies be designed to minimize this variability in the literature.

Adrienne Smith, the lawyer representing the prisoners, says they are challenging "a prison policy that imposes different standards for drug treatment medication for people who are in jail than the community standard for the same medications".