Sentence examples for standards that regulate from inspiring English sources
An example is the Corporate Average Fuel Economy, or CAFE, standards that regulate the emissions of cars sold.
The new law tightens Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards that regulate the average fuel economy in the vehicles produced by each major automaker.
In a speech 10 days ago to the Council on Foreign Relations, Mr. Bernanke flicked at the idea of reviewing accounting standards that regulate how companies value their assets, known as mark-to-market rules.
There are several EN standards that regulate railway axles' design, manufacturing, and maintenance since axles are one of the most important elements in a railway vehicle in terms of safety [1].
Some communities across the region have enacted preservation ordinances that prevent demolition or inappropriate alteration of buildings with historic or architectural significance, while others have approved residential development standards that regulate the height, shape and size of houses, protect mature trees and discourage garage doors that face the street.
The Italian standards that regulate the connection to the public distribution networks are the standards CEI 0-21 [7], for LV connections, and CEI 0-16 [8] for MV and high voltage (HV) connections.
Particular attention is paid to the internationally recognized consensus standards and codes that regulate fire protection engineering.
As Weeks demonstrates, this is because the everyday standards of behavior that regulate complaints curtail their effectiveness.
The team, using DNA testing to determine the origin of the eggs, was set up to enforce the tough new international standards that now regulate caviar importing.
During the last decades pig building design has relied heavily on building manufacturers compared to human commercial buildings that regulate standards to improve the sustainability of the building.
The old-fashioned school bake sale, once as American as apple pie, is fast becoming obsolete in California, a result of strict new state nutrition standards for public schools that regulate the types of food that can be sold to students.
