Sentence examples for standards which state from inspiring English sources

Heather Mac Kenzie Manhattan, April 28 A. A nearly three-month wait for a refund is egregious by American's own standards, which state that the company is "committed to process refund requests for eligible tickets within 7 business days for credit card purchases".

Stadium workers also told the Guardian their passports were being held by their manager, in apparent breach of the World Cup organisers' own worker welfare standards, which state: "The contractor shall ensure that all workers have personal possession of their passports and other personal documents".

Compare that to Norway's new cleanup standards, which state, "An active effort must always be made to achieve the largest possible tank capacity.

The Patient's Charter of the UK Government sets a series of standards which state that all patients must be seen within thirty minutes of their appointment time [ 1].

Cable will also follow up recommendations by the parliamentary commission on banking standards, which stated that the main responsibility of bank directors should be to ensure the safety and stability of their firms.

His appointment raises questions about whether his Landbridge role will contravene the statement of ministerial standards, which states ministers should not lobby or advocate with the government for 18 months after their political retirement.

The volume of filtrate loss for all those drilling muds was found to be in a good agreement with field standard, which stated that the volume of filtrate loss should be less than 5 ml (Bloemendal 1978).

Because its clean air regulations came before the passage of the federal Clean Air Act in the 1970's, California was allowed to keep its own standards, which other states are permitted to choose over federal standards.

Ofgem has also opened an investigation into npower's prolonged customer service failings, the first under its new standards of conduct, which state suppliers must treat consumers fairly.

These prices are surprisingly the same as the standard version, which states that Logitech is walking a dangerous path.

For instance, if we simply read the language of standard 3.2.2, which states, "Physicians should have good research results," one may be really lost as to how to assess whether results are good or bad.