Sentence examples for standards devised from inspiring English sources

LOADING GUIDELINES -- Service standards devised by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in the 1980's.

It's about supporting new mothers with feeding, based on standards devised by UNICEF.

Instead, the courts in Fairfax and Spotsylvania must resentence Malvo, on the new standards devised by the Supreme Court in 2012, and he could still receive life sentences again.

The I-35W bridge, which had been designed according to less rigid standards devised by the American Association of State Highway Officials in 1961, had components that would not be included in a bridge built today.

The orthography of item titles follows the standards set by the Peruvian Ministry of Education in 2013, while that of the language name and the collection as a whole follow the standards devised by the Summer Institute of Linguistics, which are preferred by the residents of Kitepámpani.

The standards devised by ANSI are shown in Table 4.

The tobacco industry has suggested strongly that it may ask Congress to impose a national standard devised by the industry.

Now they want to make permanent the arbitrary and simplistic standard devised by Speaker John Boehner — a dollar of cuts for every dollar in the debt increase.

If the 787 were to be prevented from making flights that take it more than three hours from an airfield where it could do an emergency landing (a standard devised to deal with one engine failing), this would cripple its prospects.

"Which journalistic standards, many devised last century, still fit in the digital age?

"When the old standards were devised years ago, no one knew about the cancer-causing effects of arsenic," he told reporters.