Sentence examples for standards drawn from from inspiring English sources

Part I of this Article lays out consensus labor rights and standards drawn from various sources, with examples reflecting concrete concerns that have arisen with the new era in global trade.

And after singing "Heartaches by the Number" with Mr. Costello in 2007, Ms. Cash invited him to record it with her two years later on "The List," a set of country standards drawn from a sheet of 100 essential songs her father gave her when she was 18.

The standards draw from a study issued this year by the National Academy of Sciences, which found that existing technology — including low-rolling-resistance tires, improved aerodynamics, more efficient engines, hybrid electric drive systems and idling controls — could cut fuel use in trucks by a third to a half.

Lawmakers around the world are now urging corporations to adopt governance and executive pay standards drawn largely from the American corporate law context.

These standards are drawn from Content Knowledge: A Compendium of Standards and Benchmarks for K-12 Education; 3rd and 4th Editions and have been provided courtesy of the Mid-continent ReseAuroraor EduColoradond Learning in Aurora, Colorado.

Those standards are drawn from a recent report by the Police Executive Research Forum, an influential Washington-based policing-policy think tank that has been among the leading advocates for policing reform since the unrest in Ferguson and in Baltimore after the death of Freddie Gray in police custody.

The highest standards are drawn from Council of Europe Conventions or European Union Directives.

Legends in the Hebrew Scriptures often embellish the accounts of national heroes with standard motifs drawn from popular lore.

Absorbance of the reaction mixture was determined at 520 nm and the free proline concentration estimated using a standard graph drawn from known concentrations of l-proline.

The 5% standard, typically drawn from Fisher's recommended threshold, was never intended to be a strict one, but rather reasonable guidance as a threshold for rejection of the null.

We also assumed that each simulated participant's simulated computer added random Gaussian noise to each trial, with a standard deviation drawn from a uniform distribution between 6 and 17 ms.