Sentence examples for standards law from inspiring English sources

By ending in America, the transactions were subjected to stricter security standards, law enforcement officials said.

Ms. Pazarbasioglu, the fund mission chief, said the social standards law, as it is called, would cost as much as 7percentt of gross domestic product in 2010.

Dentsu's notoriously demanding work practices have long been the target of criticism and it was raided by regulators last month amid suspicions that it had broken labour standards law.

Environmentalists at the Natural Resources Defense Council and the Pembina Institute have estimated that at least 20percentt of the pollution reductions coming from the new vehicle fuel economy standards law, which Congress passed in 2007, would be negated by the additional production and refining of oil sands in Canada by 2020.

Awareness of legal and professional standards, law, rules and procedures involved must not lead to threatening or impairment of the rights of the affected individual as well as being sensitive to and knowledgeable about individuals (Canadian Psychological Association 2000).

Mr. Sarkozy is a right-leaning (by European standards) law-and-order conservative who is increasingly unpopular in France, which normally leans left.

Gove was "passionate about education" and "very demanding about standards", Laws said.

Many nationwide retailers, from eBay to Tesco, choose to keep in regular contact with a "primary authority" in order to make it easier to comply with trading standards laws and improve intelligence about regulatory matters.

The findings indicate that the differences between countries stem from the differences in the standards, laws, and regulations that are in place in the respective countries.

The company waits for the Japanese government to come up with safety standards laws specifically laid out for home-use robots (the laws are expected to be ready by 2012).

Both systems are unconcerned with individual morality of the rulers and the ruled; rather they should be based on impersonal norms and standards: laws, administrative regulations, clearly defined rules of promotion and demotion, and the like.