Sentence examples for standards challenges from inspiring English sources

In all these areas, Mr. Obama is facing challenges and limits that come with his own high standards — challenges that extend even to the White House Web site, www.whitehouse.gov.gov

To address these challenges, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) proposed many routing protocols and constrained application protocol (CoAP) that are suitable to the IoT; for more information about these protocols and their standards, challenges, and opportunities, see Sheng et al. [14].

Small batches of medication with a short shelf life proved expensive and made achieving quality standards challenging.

Friends of the Earth (FOE) complained that the advert gave the impression that all Malaysian palm oil was produced to RSPO standards, challenged whether it was produced to high environmental standards and questioned whether biofuels helped local people and the planet.

Fast development and spreading standards, challenging research opportunities arise from process automation and BIM adaptation for existing buildings' requirements [1].

His recent legal actions include leading 16 states in suing the Trump administration over a proposed rollback of fuel economy standards challenging the administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census, arguing the move is unconstitutional and will result in an inaccurate count, according to the complaint.

This will remain the case in future, whenever global health standards challenge economic and business interests.

This is how Vasubandhu resolves some of the standard challenges to the no-self view, such as the question of how experience can exist without an experiencer.

However, there is another problem stemming from the underlying nature of the analysis, which goes beyond the standard challenges of IV.

Whereas this approach may be a desirable standard, challenges remain in low-income settings with limited capacity and resources for evidence synthesis and guideline development.

Our study is limited by some standard challenges in demographic research: we focus on a particular geographic context and a particular stage of the life course, which limits the generalizability of our findings.