Sentence examples for standards formally from inspiring English sources

The Leveson Inquiry into press standards formally starts today amid concern witnesses with incendiary evidence will have their statements curtailed.

The new automobile fuel economy standards formally adopted by the Obama administration on Thursday will yield a trifecta of benefits: reduced dependence on foreign oil, fewer greenhouse gas emissions, and consumer savings at the pump.

When all the above factors are considered as a whole, it seems that the rather prescient New Jersey Supreme Court anticipated most the suggested standards formally established in Daubert.

But this week, 94-year-old King Michael suggested that his 30-year-old grandson was not up to royal standards, formally cutting him out of the line of succession.

At the MEPS, you will have your physical qualifications, aptitude, and moral standards formally evaluated.

The DICOM standard, formally known as ACR-NEMA was created by the National Electrical Manufactures Association NEMAA) in 1985 [ 10, 11].

"It's about eight hours altogether," explained a groomer slumped in a chair beside Remy, the white standard poodle formally known as Ch.

To cope with the variability, the standard is formally defined by several specifications that work in a complementary mode.

While the accounting standards board is formally a private-sector organization, its authority comes from the S.E.C. requirement that companies conform with rules approved by the board.

In its combination of poetry, fiction, documentary essays and historical analysis, Pig Earth (1979) was, even by Berger's standards, his most formally innovative book – until he surpassed it with the next one, And Our Faces, My Heart, Brief As Photos.

State science standards have been formally reviewed twice, by Braden et al. (2000) and Gross et al. (2005).