Sentence examples for creating new standards from inspiring English sources

Obamacare messes with the business model that underpinned the old system, creating new standards for both care and coverage.

The repercussions would rumble through the sport for years, creating new standards for safety and boat design.

One tried and tested way to achieve this is by creating new standards and then defining the patented technology as a "standards essential".

California lawmakers have passed a dozen ambitious environmental and energy bills setting high goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and petroleum use, and creating new standards for energy efficiency.

In the environmental field, Wal-Mart has successfully created metrics for reducing packaging, and asked suppliers to change their practices in response, suggesting that creating new standards across the supply chain is feasible.

The Obama White House accomplished quite a bit without legislative help during the first term, imposing some big new regulations on automobile fuel efficiency, encouraging the production of biofuels and creating new standards on home appliances.

The conclusions are very useful for developing rules for designing (designing for RM) and creating new standard rules (ISO, AISI, and DIN) for RM materials and parts testing.

We should all look at new things, whatever our discipline, make new art, create new standards, look at ourselves in new ways, escape labels of comfort, whatever.

Their close vocal harmonies, subtle arrangements, and clever production touches, combined with an elemental rhythm section anchored by Starr's no-nonsense drumming, created new standards of excellence and beauty in a form of music previously known for amateurism.

I want to influence the mainstream media not by tweeting at them to lift their game, or by pleading with them to please show enough respect to use capital letters for our proper nouns, but by raising the bar of expectations within our audience and create new standards of best practice.

"This will be the first time that European daring in ecological issues has been introduced at such a scale in the U.S.," said Raymond W. Gastil, executive director of the Van Alen Institute, a nonprofit organization devoted to increasing awareness of public architecture, "but it will create new standards for all skyscrapers".