Sentence examples for standards to run from inspiring English sources

They either did not understand custom manufacturing, or they did not have the people skills or standards to run the place the way I wanted it run.

And today, IBM laid out its claim for some of that new business: the IT giant announced a new set of blockchain services running on IBM Cloud and Docker, along with standards to run those services to meet security and regulatory compliance.

One of Colt's biggest acts of self-promotion was the payment to the publishers of United States Magazine $1,120 $61,4399 by 1999 standards) to run a 29-page fully illustrated story showing the inner workings of his factory.

Pistorius cleared a legal hurdle en route to the Games, but fell a second shy of the eligibility standard to run the 400 meters.

Apparently, it's standard to run attack ads in dark hues, so Factcheck says that this was evidence more of negativism than of racism.

Paul Waugh, who left a job at the Evening Standard to run the Ashcroft backed Politics Home site last year, admits that "a lot of people have got tired of blogging" because it is "hard to get going if you are not getting paid".

In what is either a response to Google's Android mobile operating system or an attempt to butter up the FCC for the upcoming 700 Mhz spectrum auctions or just a smart business move, Verizon Wireless is opening up its cellular network to any device or application that meets the "minimal technical standard" to run on its network.

The PCR products labelled with a fluorochrome were mixed together with GeneScan-500 ROX as internal standard to run the maximum of loci at the same time (considering the colour and the expected allele size range).

Managed code provides the information necessary for the CLR to provide numerous services and allows all languages that conform to the standards required to run under the.NET platform to use a single shared runtime.

Dell Computer, for example, has used industry-standard technology to run its business.

Surely it should be standard procedure to run a test before the first treatment to be sure the computer is programmed correctly.