Sentence examples for standards earlier from inspiring English sources

The European Union will tighten emissions standards for diesel engine cars in 2006, but GM Daewoo had hoped that Seoul would impose those standards earlier.

WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency announced tougher rules governing the soot emissions from train and boat diesel engines on Friday, winning praise from the very environmentalists who have been attacking the Bush administration for its handling of smog standards earlier in the week.

These analyses revealed that, at the occipital sites, ERPs to happy deviants differed from ERPs to standards earlier than ERPs to fearful deviants differed from ERPs to standards.

National and regional initiatives have resulted in large reductions in ambient nitrogen oxides (NOx) from mobile sources in New Haven, and the Northeast region also adopted more stringent vehicle emission standards earlier than did other parts of the United States and had faster fleet turnover.

"The fuel-saving benefits pale in comparison to President Obama's significant strengthening of mileage standards earlier this year," Mr. Grumet said, "but every little bit helps".

Attempts to unify the two standards earlier this year came to nothing, so a bitter standards war, akin to the battle 30 years ago between the VHS and Betamax video-cassette standards, now seems inevitable.

Appearing for the second time before the Leveson inquiry into press standards earlier this week, Dacre said Grant's accusations of phone-hacking were "mendacious smears" and said he was as "confident as any editor that phone hacking was not practised by the Mail on Sunday or the Daily Mail".

But the council revamped its standards this year.

Only 23.9percentt of students there met the standards this year.

By history's standards, this week's setting has its advantages.

By those standards, this summer's plagues are nothing special.