Sentence examples for standard imposed from inspiring English sources

Any strike would be in defense of the double standard imposed on nuclear have-nots by the United States, which refuses to honor its obligation under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty to work toward nuclear disarmament.

Vaughn Whatley, a spokesman for the Denver office of the Environmental Protection Agency, said the new designation might have come sooner were it not for legal challenges to a new, more stringent ozone standard imposed by the agency that was upheld this year by the Supreme Court.

In the end, Mr. Bradbury's opinion delivered what the White House wanted: a statement that the standard imposed by Mr. McCain's Detainee Treatment Act would not force any change in the C.I.A.'s practices, according to officials familiar with the memo.

The high standard imposed on philosophical arguments by rationalism demands something like a proof of the realist position.

The substrate concentration S in the clarified liquid must conform to the standard imposed by the Department of Environment.

For this purpose triglyceride mixture is needed and FFAs limits are much less restrictive with respect to the standard imposed for biodiesel used in the engines.

Another standard imposes an obligation to make public disclosures of campaign contributions within five days.

The bottom line is that buying FSC-certified wood from a country where the standard imposes weaker environmental protections only serves to reduce jobs here in the U.S. and leave consumer pockets a little emptier.

The Financial Supervisory Commission is raising the standards imposed by banks for determining risky mortgage payments.

As a carrot to school systems, money accompanied the new standards imposed by the law.

She'd like to see higher safety standards imposed and stronger rules governing driver insurance.