Sentence examples for imposed standard from inspiring English sources

In effect, policy makers tell people whether they are hungry based on whether the amount of calories they take in conforms to some externally imposed standard.

And several large operators have agreed to pass text-message traffic between their networks.The absence of a centrally imposed standard has given American operators more freedom of action.

The F.D.A., which regulates cosmetics, has never imposed standard definitions for marketing terms like natural and organic as they apply to grooming products, Dr. Katz said via e-mail.

One of his great qualities is this acceptance of a work of art, and the state of a work of art that is right for itself, rather than some imposed standard of what 'good condition' ought to be".

Ensembles of rough apertures with different values for the imposed standard deviation of the roughness amplitude σ, the linear correlation length ξ, and the roughness exponent α were examined.

He said that Britain has imposed standards and that companies there were fined for making false green claims.

Shame cultures, by contrast, respond to externally imposed standards of honorable or shameful behavior: change the standards, she said, and the behavior will change.

So could any framework of a profession be put in place without statute or externally imposed standards and would there be value in doing so?

This intensifies national aversions to imposed standards coming from Post-Colonialist or Imperialist perspectives.

He added that there were many fantastic examples of very good food across the NHS and centrally imposed standards were not the answer.

Institutions that have complete autonomy are also more agile, because they aren't bound by clunky bureaucracies and externally imposed standards.