Sentence examples for standards are established from inspiring English sources
Once security standards are established, Mr. Stamos said Artemis will police subdomains with scanning technologies to determine if they are up to snuff.
There, the standards are established under threat of violence, and accepted out of a mix of self-preservation and self-loathing.
Moonen won't serve threatened species like swordfish, Patagonian toothfish (a k a Chilean sea bass) or caviar from Caspian sturgeon, and, until environmental standards are established for farm-raised Atlantic salmon, he will serve only the wild Pacific variety.
To the Editor: Kevin Carey suggests that the most promising solution to the credit-hour issue is a system where common standards are established for what students need to know, and be able to do.
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York, and Representative Michael McCaul, Republican of Texas, are working on legislation to establish a two-year moratorium on the electronic submission of ballots until stronger security standards are established.
Ms. Seidman seemed to hint that the final rules in the three areas might be delayed so that standards are established with care, although she said the June goal remained.
When the CAFE standards were established, federal controls kept gasoline prices artificially low.
National championships were won, statistical standards were established and monickers like "greatest college team ever" were carved into football bedrock.
Aside from mammography, whose standards were established by a law that went into effect more than a decade ago, the field is largely unregulated.
Despite some minor changes, the color gamut for televisions used in North America and Japan has remained mostly unchanged since technical standards were established more than 50 years ago.
After several years of intense deliberations among scientists, educators, government officials, sports leaders and athletes, the World Anti-Doping Code, a comprehensive set of international standards, was established.
