Sentence examples for standard concluded from inspiring English sources
William Kristol, the editor of The Weekly Standard, concluded that the agency was pointing its finger at the White House, which he suggested must have refused the requested intervention.
However, both experimental and simulation results conducted according to the ANSI/NEMA CC 1-2009 standard concluded that although it passed the visual corona test, to ensure a wide safety margin it was desirable an improvement of the electrical behavior of such connector.
Her obituary in the Santa Ana Standard concluded: "Let those who are without sin throw the first stone".
Fox News looked on the bright side, with Fred Barnes, executive editor of the Weekly Standard, concluding that the president had done "much better" this week than last.
And the Evening Standard concludes that, even if you aren't thinking, you should know that while "the jump to abstraction seems inevitable... it was not that at all.
He decried the gold standard, concluding the speech, "you shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold".
The parliamentary commission on banking standards concluded in 2013 that "too many bankers, especially at the most senior levels, have operated in an environment with insufficient personal responsibility".
The parliamentary commission on banking standards concluded that HBOS's reckless lending meant the company would have collapsed even without the trauma of the financial crisis.
After a thorough investigation, the parliamentary commission on banking standards concluded today that HBOS represented a "colossal failure" of management and "a model of self-delusion".
"As the parliamentary commission on banking standards concluded, the assumption that failing banks would receive public support was part of a toxic cocktail of misaligned incentives which contributed to the financial crisis," he said.
The Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards concluded that Mrs Miller had over-claimed by £45,000, but the MP said the true value was £5,800 - and was backed by the standards committee, which is the final arbiter.
