Sentence examples for standards applying to from inspiring English sources

It is also responsible for one of the rare success stories of recent decades, the standards applying to routine and accidental discharges of pollution from ships.

Demands for rigor and depth of scholarship obviously rank as some of the most important standards applying to philosophy inquiry.

An artefact can be evaluated by the standards applying to artefacts (say, beauty or ugliness), because its producer took herself to be guided, in the act of production, by the rules of her art (De bonitate, sect. 2, n. 17).

During the 19th century and the Industrial Revolution, the law of nuisance significantly changed; rather than the previous tests a standard of care was instead expected, with different standards applying to individuals and companies.

Considered an umbrella term [ 11], clinical governance is defined as "Structures, systems, and standards applying to create a culture, and direct and control clinical activities".

The agreement on minimal standards applying to all of Europe (the results of the EU project Simbase, among others, would have to be valued as a possible starting point for this), in turn have to be interpreted as potential starting point for an Europe-wide accreditation of STCs [ 31].

She was getting at the different standards applied to female genius.

"This is McLaren standards applied to state-of-the-art vehicle manufacture".

The authors here suggest that different standards applied to creative writers.

Curiously, it has fallen to an Iranian newspaper to point out the double standards applied to China.

Take the different standards applied to racially insensitive politicos Ken Livingstone, Naz Shah (both expelled) and Boris Johnson (promoted).