Sentence examples for standards that allow from inspiring English sources

Brief and fierce, "Safe Box" rips into community standards that allow industries to dump carcinogens into the air and water.

How does a me-zine develop standards that allow it to accept advertising or sponsorship without harming the credibility of the site?

It has drawn attention to the double standards that allow Turkey, America's ally, freedom to hammer the Kurds in Iraqi territory.

Such standards include the framework for interlibrary lending, the international cataloging codes and standards, and communications standards that allow library computer systems to be linked to each other.

A lot of Motorola Mobility's patents cover technology needed to meet agreed industry standards that allow, say, phones to talk to networks.

Second, the cosy arrangement that lets the International Accounting Standards Board, dominated by the big accountant firms, set the standards that allow these transactions to be hidden from view has to end.

Lastly, the academics examined a nuance in the new standards that allowed Chinese firms to book profits by restructuring debt that was owed to affiliated companies.

The decision wrestled with numerous novel and disputed issues involving the liability of corporate advisers under the federal securities statutes, eventually framing standards that allowed the case to proceed.

Analysts say bad strategies or bad execution, or sometimes both, could not have occurred without a severe relaxation in standards that allowed weak companies to borrow freely from banks and bond investors.

He said the Clean Air Act, properly understood, did not leave the E.P.A. with limitless discretion, instead instructing the agency's administrator to set standards that "allowing an adequate margin of safety, are requisite to protect the public health".

It was the creation of international standards that allowed mobile phones become a worldwide phenomenon.