Sentence examples for fleet standard from inspiring English sources

The companies have declined so far to comment on the costs involved in meeting a fleet standard of 35 miles a gallon.

Only 16 of the RAF's 102 Tornado GR4s meet "diamond fleet" standard, which is the aircraft fitted with all of the equipment necessary for combat.

In 260 the Romans built their first large fleet of standard battleships.

ACCORDING to numerous reports, the Obama administration has advanced a federal fuel efficiency fleet average standard of 56.2 m.p.g. for 2025.

A new fleet of standard hybrids, albeit with lithium-ion batteries, is also due in 2012.

In the United States fleet the standard with the highest frequency (41.79%) indicated that the SAI proportions increase as they approach the equator and areas above sea level (Fig. 5 central panel).

JetBlue offers more legroom than competitors in its existing Airbus fleet, with standard coach pitch at 34 inches in its A320s, 33 inches in its transcon A321s and 32 inches in its other A321s, according to seatguru.com.

In 2009, the state tabled its clean-car mandates to adopt a fleet-average standard set by the federal government for 2012-16.

Ron Reagan concludes that, twinned with fleet mileage standards, this week's proposed EPA rule on reducing carbon from coal-fired plants by 30% by 2030 - "the equivalent of taking 2/3 of all cars and trucks off the road" - is probably the biggest domestic initiative of Obama's second term.

And in a concession to the German manufacturers, heavier cars will be subject to less onerous fleet-average standards.

A version has been available in Japan since 2008 and Aston Martin enlisted one in its struggle to meet 2012 European Union fleet-efficiency standards, but the Toyota iQ is a late entry in the North American market.