Sentence examples for standards breach from inspiring English sources

Would the trade agreement – with the settlement provision – give Toyota and other companies the legal standing to claim that such mileage standards breach their right to sell gas-powered cars in the US?

However, as this information became more widespread and we entered an era in which it was a requirement to be aware of medical standards, breaches of accountability were acknowledged.

Just as experts are often needed to determine what the standard of care is and if that standard was breached, experts are also required to determine the cause of the injury.

It also found that even during periods of high levels of air pollution some of these plants were continuing to breach standards.

The Australian Press Council has cleared a second contentious Bill Leak cartoon from charges of offensiveness, ruling that his depiction of starving Indians trying to eat solar panels with chutney did not breach standards.

Comments made by Christopher Biggins about bisexual people during Celebrity Big Brother did not breach broadcasting standards, it has been ruled.

That is likely to happen, however, only once the law allows financial rather than criminal penalties for owners whose plants breach legal standards.

Almost a year later the council has completed its adjudication and ruled that the cartoon did not breach its standards of practice and was an example of "drawing on exaggeration and absurdity to make its point".

When other countries breach these standards, the U.S. -- quite rightly -- strongly criticizes them for it".

They all deny that they breached standards of professional behaviour.

A panel found he breached standards for equality and diversity.