Sentence examples for protective standards from inspiring English sources
More than 96percentt of all health-based violations occur in small systems, which struggle to pay for treatment upgrades required by new, more protective standards.
A bill has been introduced in the Senate, for example, that requires the development of protective standards for vehicles that would keep hackers from causing mischief like taking control of the vehicle's electronics systems.
Anthem's fundamental mistake was to assume that information within its database was secure, said John Kindervag, an analyst with Forrester Research, and thus not apply the same protective standards the company uses when sending data to a doctor's office.
"We trust that the federal E.P.A. will honor its commitment allowing California to continue enforcing environmental initiatives that are more protective of public health than federal rules and to allow other states to adopt California's more protective standards, should they choose to do so," Mr. Davis said.
What's even more brazen, Pruitt intends to weaken EPA's standards while also attacking California's long-standing authorization to set its own more protective standards for clean air.
Pruitt intends to weaken EPA's standards while also attacking California's long-standing authorization to set its own more protective standards for clean air.
"We feel that it is a very protective standard," she said.
WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency announced a modest tightening of the smog standard on Wednesday evening, overruling the unanimous advice of its scientific advisory council for a more protective standard.
"Strict scrutiny," the most protective standard, accorded to rights the court deems "fundamental," almost always dooms to failure an effort at government regulation.
"We will examine the proposal and work through the public comment process to urge the most protective standard".
Experts began calling for a much more protective standard of between 60 parts to 70 parts per billion.
