Sentence examples for reputable standards from inspiring English sources

There are reputable standards that potential purchasers should look for, most combining "anvil" tests (to assess impact on different kinds of surfaces) with tests on the retention system (to ensure the helmet stays in place in a crash).

There is, therefore, an urgent need for a reputable standard in this field as well as a consensus for measuring accurately the nanotoxicity level.

The Mortgage Code, while voluntary, is enforced by most reputable lenders and sets standards for the levels of service and communication customers can expect.

A further legitimating aspect is the organisational background of a standard, in particular the expertise and the backing of reputable entities incorporated in the standard.

Its aim is to teach mobility dealers how to conform to federal standards and use reputable practices for installing equipment and making structural changes.

The Dietary Supplement and Health Education Act of 1994 requires quality control for supplements, he said, and "reputable companies adhere to government standards of content, disintegration and dissolution".

Mr. Stansberry's actions might seem unorthodox or even unethical by the standards of most reputable publishers, but that does not make them illegal.

Pay a little extra for your long haul bus trips The more reputable bus companies have better safety standards and reputations they want to keep.

Both seedlings and cuttings were grown at Puha Nursery (a New Zealand Forest Service nursery located in the East Coast region and specialising in raising P. radiata) using seed that was sourced from reputable suppliers and grown using standard nursery practices.

Reputable supplement manufacturers follow certain production standards and will meet quality guidelines such as the Norwegian Medicinal Standard, the European Pharmacopoeia Standard, or the voluntary U.S. Council for Responsible Nutrition standards.

A theory that I can write about in a reputable publication and thus, by Wikipedia standards, launder into truth.