Sentence examples for standards that cannot from inspiring English sources

"For the sake of our children's health, Congress should pass science-based school nutrition standards that cannot be altered at the request of just a few parties and without public input".

Exceptional circumstances may include legal reasons, personal safety risks, or a serious breach of editorial standards that cannot be rectified except by removal of the material.

As a result, most wage and hour laws are viewed as setting minimum labor standards that cannot be waived or modified by an employer and an employee, even if the waiver or modification is entirely voluntary.

This methodology of stable isotope labeling by essential nutrients in cell culture (SILEC) can serve as a paradigm for using vitamins and other essential nutrients to generate stable isotope standards that cannot be readily synthesized.

The most popular definition of recession, however, requires a contraction for two straight quarters -- a standard that cannot be met until the year's end.

The implied indictment of "nonfiction novels" in your Feb. 24 Arts pages article is based on a standard that cannot be met even under the best of circumstances.

GUY FREDRICK GLASS New York Fernanda Eberstadt seems to make the kinky implication that male singers of the alto line (who are alternatively referred to as male altos and countertenors) on some level wish they were castrati or women: "Today,most countertenors regard castrati as a gold standard that cannot be matched".

One may legitimately require more evidence for a miracle story than for a mundane story (Sherlock 1729/1843: 55); but in exaggerating this sensible requirement into an insuperable epistemic barrier, Hume and his followers are applying a standard that cannot be applied without absurdity in any other field of historical investigation.

Metaphase arrest was therefore determined by the presence of fully mature dorsal appendages, a standard that cannot be used with immunolocalization.

The donor's blood was tested at death with a standard procedure that cannot detect the virus for weeks or even months after infection, Dr. Williams said.

However, studies on stress responses in urban vs rural populations have produced mixed results, and many of these studies use a standard stressor that cannot be replicated in the wild (e.g. restraining an animal in a bag).