Sentence examples for standards called from inspiring English sources

The United States, meanwhile, uses two incompatible standards, called T.D.M.A. and C.D.M.A.

Now one of the most exacting standards, called "passive house," is making its way to the United States from Europe.

On the Acadia site, where brick warehouses were razed, new design standards called for rooflines and large, multipaned windows that resembled those of old factories and warehouses.

The states broke into two consortia, each of which designed a set of tests around the new standards, called the Common Core.

The group released a set of standards, called OpenSocial, that allows software developers to write applications that work with any social network that participates.

Her courage and determination also resulted in seven CD's, including, "Ukulele Mama", and a charming collection of standards called "Grown Up Songs For Kids".

But state design standards call for nearly two spaces per unit.

Even by Trump's standards, calling Comey a "nut job" was startling.

Holman welcomed the notion of stricter standards, calling the current process "a cakewalk" for bat companies.

Indian laws on land deals are fairly generous by developing-country standards, calling for compensation for tenant farmers and sharecroppers.

Current standards call for delivering first-class mail in one to three days within the continental United States.