Sentence examples for imposed standards from inspiring English sources

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

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?

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

Progressive educators believe that neither children nor schools will or even should respond to externally imposed standards and reel in horror at the data-driven, goal-oriented pedagogy induced by the new testing regime.

The Writers Guild of America and the Directors Guild of America have long imposed standards over the assignment of credits in their respective fields, and the writers guild operates a complex arbitration process that annually sorts through conflicting claims of authorship on films.

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

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.

Often included in CSPs' imposed standard-form contracts is the possibility for the CSP to vary terms via unilateral notice.

But imposing standards of taste rules that out.

But he carefully sidestepped imposing standards that industry must meet, notably standards for greenhouse gas emissions.

Lawmakers are struggling to impose standards and oversight on a system deficient in both.