Sentence examples for standards attached from inspiring English sources

Savy said that banks often have conditions on environmental and social standards attached to loans.

On Sunday, the advocacy group Human Rights Watch sent a letter to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, arguing that Mexico has not met human rights standards attached to the release of 15percentt of the funds.

FL No I think it is an utter cop-out for a politician to say over to you consumers, you know, whatever your income, however hard you are finding it out there it is up to you and if you buy the more expensive version that has got some decent labour standards attached you make that choice.

In negotiating a trade deal, Mr. Bush would also have to heed strongly voiced opposition to such side agreements from some Latin American nations, led by Brazil, that fear that labor and environmental standards attached to a trade deal could be used as protectionist shields by American businesses that feel threatened by Latin American competition.

The remaining metals were present in concentrations that were below federal standards for safe drinking water or had no such standards attached to them, and so were seen as not being useful to the analysis of whether gas drilling was affecting ground water, he said.

McGee brought out a second basket standard attached to a forklift, placing right next to the regular backboard.

Although that bill stalled last year, the new Congress in January passed a terrorism insurance reauthorization with the capital standards rollback attached -- with bipartisan support.

The software works with a standard computer attached to a motion-sensing Microsoft Kinect, which tracks movements.

The notebook weighs 7.7 pounds with the standard battery attached.

As a result, Master Label Files (mlf, HTK standard) were attached to each recording.

SOL-C is another Solar X-ray monitor but observes the X-rays from the standard sample attached on the base plate.