Sentence examples for standard adopted from inspiring English sources

It is still fighting a lone campaign to get its own digital audio standard adopted.

One of the most significant problems is the "future dangerousness" standard adopted by the Texas death penalty statute.

But the standard adopted in Tuesday's decision was distinctly fuzzy and might provide little concrete guidance to the lower courts.

Violations have to be proved only to the "comfortable satisfaction" of the panel hearing the case, a standard adopted by the world agency last year.

But the standard adopted by the Code Council members is considered a minimum safety threshold that most jurisdictions try to meet.

A Florida election standard adopted in 1990 implies that a vote is cast if either zero, one, two or three corners out of four is attached.

One standard adopted to reformat such pages, called Wireless ApplicaTion Protocol, has helped the miniaturization, but not all sites have been converted.

The agency said the new standard, adopted under the Clean Air Act, would prevent 2,300 to 5,900 premature deaths and 54,000 asthma attacks a year.

It fully concedes the application of these principles on federal habeas review through the "cause and prejudice" standard adopted in Wainwright v. Sykes.

The Grand Alliance HDTV System became the basis for the U.S. Digital Television Standard adopted by the FCC in December , 1996

With the help of a common standard adopted by websites, consumers and hardware producers, Internet music boomed and sales of CDs to the young declined.