Sentence examples for limit defined from inspiring English sources

PPG's supplier code of conduct prohibits the use of child labour, and indicates that suppliers shall adhere to the minimum employment age limit defined by national law or regulation, and shall comply with relevant International Labour Organisation standards".

In competition with PV for roof space District heating system of Graz no limit defined var.

The concentration detection limit, defined as 3 times the blank standard deviation (3σ), was 0.9 ng mL− 1 for Te.

Every citizen of the state is co-responsible for every other citizen, a limit defined by state or national borders (as well as recognized members of the citizenry).

The detection limit, defined as the concentration at which 95% of positive samples can be detected, was determined to be 0.000114% parasitized erythrocytes (PE).

Finally, the system evaluates the current condition and may alert if a preset limit defined for each emission component is exceeded.

The lower limit defining high risk has also been set at ≥5.7% (39 mmol/mol) (6).

These low and high temperatures fall outside the limits defined above as normal and are instances of biological variability.

Within the Jerusalem city limits defined by Israel's leaders after the war, Gilo is considered by most Israelis to be one of the city's southern neighborhoods.

During the 1990s the chemical industry was confronted with limits defined by environmental protection policies and the restructuring of small and medium-size enterprises.

According to a report by the Federation of American Scientists, the ability of the S-400 is just within the limits defined by the ABM Treaty, which restricts the range of interceptor missiles fielded by both sides.