Sentence examples for tailor standards from inspiring English sources

The worry is that if enough countries seek to tailor standards to their liking, there could be "hundreds of different versions of IFRS instead of one set of international rules, which is the whole point," says Sir David Tweedie, the head of the IASB.

UNICEF also helped tailor standards for treatment of child trafficking victims.

With a dart here and a pleat there, such regulations are sure to satisfy the tailoring standards applied in... the majority's opinion.

In Confessions of a Murder Suspect (2012; with Maxine Paetro), he tailored standard thriller conventions to an adolescent audience in relating the tale of a young girl who is blamed for her parents' murder.

He wants to tailor cleanup standards to the future uses of sites.

The recently launched EU Standards for TB Care [ 18] offer a further source to tailor TB standards to the EU.

And Clinton administration officials said they had already put into effect several aspects of Mr. Bush's plan, including tailoring cleanup standards for brownfields to the intended uses of the properties.

First, since the zone of certification is so dependent on the circumstances, there may be opportunities to improve outcomes by tailoring certification standards to the context (e.g., different standards for grocery stores than farmers' markets).

The question this lawsuit raises is whether Cisco tailored its standard suite of tools to meet specific Chinese demands.

In the late 1980s, he was recruiting for the jihad against the Soviets in Afghanistan, tailoring his standard stump speech for hometown audiences all around his native Saudi Arabia.

A catalyst model was designed in accordance to these studies and fitted to results from tailored and standard European transient cycles (ETC).