Sentence examples for standards for one from inspiring English sources

(Lobbying for what? Well, classic cars often cannot meet current emission standards, for one thing).

More than half the regions that the E.P.A. currently cites as failing to meet federal air standards for one pollutant or another -- 70 of 114 -- are in 11 Western states.

Other important reflections of character include motivation and drive; initiative; high standards for one's self and others; the capability for independent action; likeability and empathy; and especially, evident balance in the candidate's overall personal and professional life.

But water flows between groundwater basins; we can't set standards for one without also examining standards for the adjacent basins.

In this way it will contribute directly to the review and setting of national and, potentially international, care standards for one of the most socially excluded groups of people in Europe.

Even so, millions of people in the United States still live in counties that do not meet air quality standards for one or more pollutants (American Lung Association 2013).

It comes in standard (for one egg), king (for two) or giant (the no-longer-produced Royal Worcester Maxime, for a one-person stew or casserole).

Welch's deal also illustrates the viral nature of outlandish compensation schemes, since overpaid executives, sometimes aided by professional compensation consultants, establish an ever-rising standard for one another.

In that context, it was possible to understand it because you know more about the artist, but we felt that it was not quite fair to change the standard for one artist compared to what we do with the others.

We believe short-segment fixation with TpBA augmentation is the gold standard for one burst fracture.

Even in contexts that exist standards, choosing for one may lead to Standard-Lock-In, i.e, the adopter becomes locked-in in chosen standard.