Sentence examples for standards support for from inspiring English sources
That is why government steps to reduce the demand for oil — whether through tougher fuel economy standards, support for technological innovations or other means — remain essential regardless of where America's oil comes from.
The browser is also said to include improved standards support for HTML5 and CSS3.
Several people have made early public statements indicating that the next move will be to develop meaningful standards support for robots.txt files.
These measures include inter alia reform of driving restrictions, public transport, vehicle efficiency standards, support for electric cars, and results-based payments to reduce land use emission.
By any normal standards, support for all four of these platforms would be ahead of the curve, but Viber is stepping it up a notch announcing support for S40, Symbian, and Bada.
However, while Mozilla boasts improved standards support for HTML5, XHR, MathML, SMIL, and canvas, as part of its new support for "more modern Web technologies", according to PCMag, Firefox 5 is still scoring the same as version 4 on HTML5test.com, which measures the overall level of HTML5 support and performance.
Arabs from Oman in the gulf to Morocco in North Africa are increasingly angry, Osama el-Baz said, at what they perceive as Washington's double standard: support for Israel while it bombs Palestinians.
Ventilation with low VTs (6 mL/kg) is still the standard support for those patients [5], although lower VTs might produce additional protection [6, 24].
Such trials typically enrolled smokers especially concerned about gaining weight and randomised them to standard support for smoking cessation or standard support plus an intervention to prevent weight gain.
In the current exploratory study, we aimed to evaluate if primary caregivers of adults receiving outpatient department treatment for depression, who took part in a GSH program, had a lower level of EE than a wait-list control group recipients of standard support for caregivers.
Say you have a standard support site for your product, which includes basic help information and a submission form where customers submit descriptions of their problems — descriptions that often aren't very specific or may be difficult to understand.
