Sentence examples for standards occurred from inspiring English sources

Spitzer's first hostile act as governor — a gentle one, by Spitzer standards — occurred in his inaugural speech.

In addition, the most recent ground-level ozone advisory for the New York metropolitan area, where ozone levels were expected to exceed health standards, occurred on April 16, the first ever before May, according to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.

The chapter's most recent violations of those standards occurred at a Homecoming weekend party at its off-campus apartment building (known as the Pike house).

Of all the domestic and public wells studied, exceedances of EPA standards occurred for uranium in 4 17% of wells sampled, for combined radium in 3 4% of wells sampled, for gross alpha radioactivity in 12 16% of wells sampled, and for beta radioactivity in 9% of wells sampled.

Anything that might qualify as action by Hollywood standards occurs offstage, but Mr. Hoffman sustains a harsh current of physicality in which you can feel the violence of thoughts in conflict.

This is particularly exciting given that the most urgent need for raising educational standards occurs long before kids graduate from high school.

Similar reductions in standards occur in cases of induction, causation, etc.

Carbonates do not contain H2O and instead decompose and produce CO2. Figure 1c shows that the decomposition and associated mass loss for our calcite and dolomite standards occurs at temperatures of 600 800 °C, consistent with other studies (Rodriguez-Navarro et al. 2009; Nozaki et al. 2006).

Another example of this double standard occurred in the Syrian city of Hama and in refugee camps in Sabra and Shatila.

The increased failure of the EC standard occurred consistently regardless of whether the sample was collected at a beach or rocky shoreline site, or at a site near a freshwater outlet.

The first departure from the standard occurred in August 1914 when these nations erected trade embargoes on gold exports and suspended redemption of gold for banknotes.