Sentence examples for divergent standards from inspiring English sources

Yedwa Simelane, from mining company Anglogold Ashanti, was pleased that the Conflict-Free Gold Standard meant it was not necessary to have to adhere to 10 different and possibly divergent standards.

At other times the FCC imposes divergent standards that favor one industry over another.

Firstly, there is adequate country specific baseline data even if there may be some gaps and divergent standards, secondly, there is adequate UNICEF program and project documentation.

And this generating capacity requires the transportation of deadly radioactive material on a daily basis and under broadly divergent security standards.

Brunei Malay is rather divergent from standard Malay and the rest of the Malay dialects, being about 84% cognate with standard Malay, and is mostly mutually unintelligible with it.

"Unapologetic" and "unyielding," are oft-used terms; his is a socially conscious form of artistic reflection that is divergent from the standard contemporary English manner.

Standards are divergent and scarce, causing solutions to be often proprietary and non-interoperable.

These professional communities have not worked or interacted before and had divergent experiences, vocabularies, frameworks, standards, ways of demonstrating that the practices were performed, and many other things.

Initially, researchers and practitioners from five countries had divergent views about methodological standards, reflecting distinct ontologies and asymmetrical power relations within the team.

(Decreolization, or debasilectalization, is the process by which a vernacular loses its basilectal, or "creole," features under the influence of the language from which it inherited most of its vocabulary. The basilect is the variety that is the most divergent from the local standard speech).

The other 4 products did differ in potency, manifested by the divergent slopes of their standard curves compared with the innovator.