Sentence examples for standard changing from inspiring English sources

In 2007, Congress voted unanimously to increase the mandatory retirement age for commercial pilots from 60 to 65, the international standard, changing an F.A.A. regulation that had been in place since 1960.

The reason is simply the compatibility of the final image with the JPEG standard: changing, for example, the quantization matrix when the compression of a particular component is occurring will lead to a non-standard image.

Bills imposing more stringent accounting standards, changing the tax and accounting treatment of employee stock options, and setting tougher conflict-of-interest rules for stock analysts and accounting firms that perform nonauditing consulting services have all fallen victim to political gridlock.

We asked these kids to go home and make sure their parents and relatives abide by these new standards, changing passwords and updating software.

The good news is that, with home prices falling and industry standards changing, banks and lenders are better off keeping you in your home than kicking you to the curb.

Consequently we believe future schemes must have realistic time scales, must not involve appreciable administrative burden if part of routine clinical care unless addressed, and must take cognisance of any likely changes in care during their lifetime, i.e. standard drugs losing their patent and/or clinical standards changing.

The obtained results show that the proposed control charts are more sensitive to process shifts than Shewhart t control chart and robust against errors in errors in estimating the process standard deviation or changing standard deviation.

"All museums are properly looking at their conduct to see if it matches a standard, and the standards are changing," said Mr. Anderson of the Whitney.

The First Nation was expected to meet certain standards, but those standards kept changing.

Its menus and things are pretty standard, but changing multiple settings is annoying because it pulls you out of the menu whenever you change anything.

A23 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL 24-25 Editorials: Peacekeeping with honor; a national drunken driving standard; the changing Olympics.