Sentence examples for standards officially from inspiring English sources
Members of the conservative-majority Texas Board of Education revised their state's social studies standards, officially approving them on Friday.
As of June 2011, revised international aviation fuel standards officially allow commercial airlines to blend conventional jet fuel with up to 50 percent biofuels.
On 30 November 1532, the pastors and wardens of the church petitioned the council to enforce ethical standards, officially sanction the reformed faith, and refute the "sectarian" doctrines.
The 802.11g standard — officially ratified by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers in 2003 — has been in use for home networking gear a bit longer than 802.11n and has a maximum network data-transfer speed of 54 megabits per second.
It was just this week that the W3C declared HTML5 standard officially complete.
This was also true of the World Wide Web, as HTML normally ignores additional spacing, although in 2011 the CSS 2.1 standard officially added an option that can preserve additional spaces.
There is a long and often complex procedure that arrives at a set of standards, recognised officially, that ensures something will be accessible right across the internet.
The EPA had estimated the cost of the new rule at $800m in 2014, the year the emissions standards were officially meant to take effect.
If and when the 2014 draft standards are officially adopted, North Dakota would be modeling the NGSS framework and receive a score of 10, an A in this study.
Remy, the standard poodle officially named Ch.
What is the difference between the two routers? A. The 802.11g standard - officially ratified by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers in 2003 - has been in use for home networking gear a bit longer than 802.11n and has a maximum network data-transfer speed of 54 megabits per second.
