Sentence examples for standards accepted from inspiring English sources

A little less than half of the public, which was big by German standards, accepted nuclear power because it was going to be phased out relatively soon, according to opinion polls published at the time.

The judge, who headed an 18-month public inquiry into press standards, accepted an invitation to give evidence to the Commons Media Committee.

To keep to its timetable, Boeing is pushing the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to apply the 5,000 standards accepted for certifying aluminum aircraft to its composite 787 months before flight testing begins.

To keep to its timetable, Boeing is pushing the Federal Aviation Administration to apply the 5,000 standards accepted for certifying aluminum aircraft to its composite 787 months before flight testing begins.

The stands and the manner of harvesting performance corresponded with the standards accepted in the European forest management; thus, the results obtained in these studies are believed to have revealed average work conditions in Scots pine stands within the middle and older age classes.

Due to range of accounting services and recent corporate collapses, attention has been drawn to ethical standards accepted within the accounting profession.

Canadian and American Kennel Club standards accept only the orange and white or liver and white coloration, but European Brittanies may also be black and white or tricolour.

Any attempt to legitimize a particular view is inextricably bound to standards developed within a given style, and those who accept those standards accept also the style.

In this case, we make the following considerations: (1) Safety functional standards accept confidence levels of 99% even for the highest safety integrity levels.

This is "standard, accepted" practice, he said -- and presumably is taught as such in his school as Enron 101.

To see this, suppose that platonism is part of standard, accepted mathematical practice.