Sentence examples for standards to be set from inspiring English sources

The conservation organization WWF generally supports aquaculture but wants standards to be set that would minimize harm to the environment.

Given what happens with context-sensitive terms in general, we should expect the epistemic standards to be set by the context at the time of utterance.

But not all the listeners thought it was bad for legal standards to be set by the courts closest to the people.

Mr. Welsh's office is considering a petition by the California Labor Federation and the United Food and Commercial Workers union asking for immediate standards to be set to protect workers.

goals of the 1970 Act"); S. Rep. No. 101-228, p. 5 (1989) (stating that the 1990 amendments to the Act require ambient air quality standards to be set at "the level that 'protects the public health' with an 'adequate margin of safety,' without regard to the economic or technical feasibility of attainment" (emphasis added)).

The Industrial Training Act, which came into force in Great Britain in 1964, provided for the establishment of an Industrial Training Board for each industry to make specific recommendations concerning the form and content of training courses and the standards to be set, and to recommend appropriate further education.

Rather than search their souls about absolute morality, they allow a standard to be set by what others are successfully wangling.

There is a bar, a standard to be set, though, so you won't find discounts on my clarinet recitals.

This would guarantee uniform exposure of trainees to high-quality training material and allow the standard to be set by a central body.

In addition, the calibre of the guides is highly variable and some standards need to be set.

Standards yet to be set have to do with power requirements and with methods of testing and measuring power.