Sentence examples for standards permitted from inspiring English sources
This highly malleable term appears nowhere in the 1964 act, but ever since the act, it has bounced around endlessly in Congress and the courts, always joined to some formulation about the hiring standards permitted by civil rights law.
Although the provision only holds for a year, the willingness of legislators to approve the measure sends a strong signal that the American government intends to stand by the most secretive money-in-politics standards permitted under the 2010 ruling.
The TSCA's outdated standards permitted the majority of the 80,000 chemicals available for use in the U.S. to remain on the market even though they have never been tested for their health effects.
Analysis of known chemical standards permitted validation of metabolites identified initially by accurate mass, and of the 27 tested, all 27 matched.
Typically, heavy vehicles are much harder on fuel than light ones, but the new Chinese standards permit the heavy vehicles to get only slightly worse gas mileage.
The standards permit hens to have as little as 67 square inches of space, less than a letter-size sheet of paper, which is 93.5 square inches.
Even if The A.P. sets standards, bloggers could choose to use more content than its standards permit, and then The A.P. would have to decide whether to take legal action against them.
We wanted to maximize the chances that we would find toys with more lead paint than government standards permit — more than 600 parts per million of lead — just as the recalled Thomas trains and Mattel toys had.
The largest regional telephone companies -- Verizon, SBC Communications, BellSouth and Qwest -- had argued that the standards permit leasing fees that are so low that neither they nor the smaller challengers would have a financial interest in investing to build and improve their networks.
Those standards permit broadcasting at lower power, apparently making approval in Israel impossible.
Romero opened a kitchen and restaurant to teach her students health standards, permitting rules and customer service.
