Sentence examples for met a standard from inspiring English sources

E.P.A. figures for 2004 to 2006 show there were 166 counties around the country that could have met a standard of 75 parts per billion but not 70.

The loans met a standard for innovation set under the first President Bush and confirmed by a senior career official at the department, he said.

It was an act so irresponsibly bizarre that I commented in a column, tongue in cheek, that Clemens's behavior met a standard for what pharmacologists have referred to as 'roid rage.

However ugly they got, the nation's most miserable postwar contests, among them Lyndon B. Johnson vs. Barry Goldwater, in 1964, and Richard Nixon vs. Hubert Humphrey, in 1968, at least met a standard of coherence and rationality that now seems elusive.

In this case, there was a thorough review by a legal team separate from the investigating team and strong evidence of a criminal act that met a standard comparable to that required to obtain a legal order to search other sites.

This means that even if the whole country met a standard of 70 ppb, we would still observe health impacts from ozone pollution.

To qualify for the [even wider] Interscholastic Athletic Meet, you have to finish in the top three or meet a standard.

Under revised regulations, light trucks must meet a standard of 22.2 miles a gallon by the 2007 model year.

The Park Service is legally committed to allowing only snowmobiles that meet a standard of "best available technology".

"They weren't hiring people unless they can meet a standard that has no relevance to cleaning airplanes," she said.

As of 2013 the 27.5 mpg standard remained unchanged for passenger cars, with light trucks and SUVs required to meet a standard of 23.5 mpg (10 km/litre).