Sentence examples for meet such standards from inspiring English sources

Few districts meet such standards of fairness.

Many of psychotherapy's practices already meet such standards.

But AWS and its rivals are steadily amassing approvals from regulatory and industry bodies to show they meet such standards, too.

The mission is one that will require significant, sustained investment in research on how children learn, if we are to find out what we need to know to meet such standards.

Regulators also face a challenge in balancing a push towards international GMP standards with supporting local firms that will need time and assistance to meet such standards.

Unfortunately, published prognostic studies rarely meet such standards, and systematic reviews and meta-analyses are often only able to draw attention to the paucity of good-quality evidence.

The Big Three still claim to be on the verge of introducing revolutionary new technologies — "Imagine: A daily commute without a drop of gas," a G.M. ad touting a battery-powered car (still in the concept stage) exhorts — even as they continue to fight higher fuel-efficiency standards, on the ground that meeting such standards would be technologically infeasible.

Lower risk firms, including not-for-profit debt counselling organisations and businesses providing lending as a side activity, such as sports clubs that allow their members to pay in instalments, will not have to meet such onerous standards and will pay lower fees.

The Joint Committee shall establish procedures and mechanisms for implementing this Article, including an enumeration of the grave premeditated felonies that are subject to paragraph 1 and procedures that meet such due process standards and protections.

Republican efforts to tar the Obama Administration haven't come close to meeting such a standard, and Grubergate, although it's providing conservatives with endless amusement and causing the Administration a good deal of embarrassment, is ultimately another dud.

Mr. Daley, rightly sensing the uproar from business and local governments at the cost of meeting such a standard, sharply questioned the costs and burdens as well as the timing of the new rule but never explicitly asked her to hold off or pull back.