Sentence examples for imposing a standard from inspiring English sources

"No one wanted the government imposing a standard".

In the meantime, current state law blocks regulators from imposing a standard higher than 20percentt, and energy providers are struggling to meet that goal.

This would best be achieved with the banks by imposing a standard set of terms aimed at maximising their financial strength".

However, if the McConnell case requires literal impossibility of discovery, it is imposing a standard more rigid than that imposed in Nettleton v. James, 212 Or. 375, 319 P.2d 879 (1958), which McConnell purported to relax.

It may seem slightly perverse that I am therefore cautioning against recklessly imposing a standard that is the product of my own research about what people need to live on.

Our results support a concept of individually assigned pregnancy duration according to growth rates rather than imposing a standard of 280 282 days on all pregnancies.

The F.C.C. doesn't impose a standard pricing structure.

It makes no sense to impose a standard that runs counter to these facts".

Mr. Frumin said it was vital for the government to "impose a standard of management practices on an industry".

Even if the agency were to decide to impose a standard, drafting and adopting it would take months.

But after protracted debate, the state decided that the commission's standard was too loose; it imposed a standard of 10 millirem a year.