Sentence examples for standards imposed from inspiring English sources

For example, the Obama administration has raised the corporate average fuel economy standards imposed on automakers.

But new underwriting standards imposed in 2011 have made PLUS loans more difficult to secure.

She'd like to see higher safety standards imposed and stronger rules governing driver insurance.

The Financial Supervisory Commission is raising the standards imposed by banks for determining risky mortgage payments.

As a carrot to school systems, money accompanied the new standards imposed by the law.

Yet some of the broader outlines of the standards (and double standards) imposed on women remain exhaustingly familiar.

The rigorous editorial standards imposed by the Haycrafts, together with the creative freedom they allowed, gave her what she needed.

For Moten, blackness is something "fugitive," as he puts it an ongoing refusal of standards imposed from elsewhere.

The idea was that the stringent listing standards imposed by exchanges would provide adequate protection for investors.

Increased automobile fuel efficiency standards, imposed in 2010, will reduce dependence on foreign oil, improve the environment, and save money for consumers.

That case, however, was based on the Constitution's equal-protection clause and did not address the different standards imposed by the Voting Rights Act.