Sentence examples for interim standard from inspiring English sources

But companies need to meet an interim standard of about 37 m.p.g. by next year.

The interim standard would force auto companies to speed up their development of lighter, more fuel-efficient vehicles.

Simulation indicates that river concentrations of NO3 alone are near the current interim standard for the total of all dissolved N species.

Magiorakos, A. P. et al. Multidrug-resistant, extensively drug-resistant and pandrug-resistant bacteria: an international expert proposal for interim standard definitions for acquired resistance.

IS-95A is the interim standard used in North America and defines a digital cellular system based on CDMA direct sequence spread spectrum, which interoperates with the analogue cellular system AMPS.

Last October, a proposal to adopt the American treatment of financial instruments as an interim standard was voted down, apparently because it was American.By contrast, America's accounting standards are among the world's most rigorous.

Those who buy HDTV models offering only today's interim standards will be kicking themselves in six months.

See also § 202(b)(5)(C) (similar limitation for interim standards); § 211(c)(2) (similar limitation for fuel additives); § 231(b) (similar limitation for implementation of aircraft emission standards).

Until then, the Ktunaxa Nation Council, along with other First Nations' leaders, are urging governments on both sides of the border to adopt more conservative interim standards for selenium in the lake.

But since many New York students fall behind and eventually drop out during their high school years, the report cards show that only 59percentt of the members of the Class f 2000 who entered the ninth grade in 1996 and were still in school met the lower, interim standards, and 43percentt met the higher state graduation requirements.

The QRF is an important example approach for other EM communities as it shows a way to generate interim standards.