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The law would also set forth minimum standards to allow advocates to challege some housing in welfare hotels, advocates said.

Microsoft has also laid down minimum standards to which phonemakers must adhere for things such as built-in cameras.

That is the view of Truste, a 10-year-old nonprofit organization that certifies that Web sites meet some minimum standards to protect the privacy of their users.

A post-Brexit Britain should argue for global minimum standards to regulate labour, tax havens and corporate wheezes like transfer pricing.

"Continued focus that the program must allow small players and new entrants, who meet minimum standards to participate from the start," the email said.

The Sphere Project, for example, sets out in great detail the minimum standards to be expected in, say, a refugee camp.

We've been given nine host country start places but there is still a minimum standard to be attained.

The VGA standard was implemented in the 1987; it is still the default minimum standard to which all computers must adhere.

"Is the 2010 Affordable Care Act Minimum Standard to Identify Disability in All National Datasets Good Enough for Policy Purposes?"Journal of Economic and Social Measurement, 39 (2): 217-245.

While probable cause is the minimum standard police officers need to make an arrest and the minimum standard to convict is beyond a reasonable doubt, the question is where the power to charge should be between those two extremes.

Passing or failing is a minimum standard to be met, and when there is no possibility of failure there can be no success.