Sentence examples for flexible standards from inspiring English sources

It reinforces the idea of flexibility in information systems by introducing flexible standards and a flexible database to accommodate district or lower level information needs and support decentralization.

Some regulators, possibly in the United States, might set slightly more flexible standards.

Well, except for the fact that the whole thing was almost purely fictional, even by the flexible standards of the Brit tabloids.

The Supreme Court ruling, in KSR International Co. v. Teleflex, set more flexible standards for courts to decide whether a patent meets the legal requirement for not being "obvious".

Although nothing else in the production is quite up to the level of Mr. Dutton's affecting performance, the drama succeeds, at least by the flexible standards of the made-for-television movie.

He noted that the city had provided alternative, more flexible standards in higher density residential zones through its quality housing program and said the same could be done in the zones used for attached single-family housing.

"Just a bunch of very flexible, standard, safe operating procedures.

Can someone be held up to this kind of flexible standard?

Yet a flexible, standard-class ticket without restrictions on when it may be used is $240.

The other would change the six-month rule to a more flexible standard based on the patient's condition.

And Pentagon officials said today that they were devising regulations that were likely to include a more flexible standard for evidence than civilian trials would accept.