Sentence examples for the final standards from inspiring English sources

The final standards, which will take effect next year, are widely seen as favoring the industry's big players.

The Nice quality standards team will also commission a series of field-testing activities for the pilot quality standards, and hold a public consultation to get feedback, before the final standards are published.

The governor's order said no drilling permits could be issued until completion of the final standards "subsequent to the conclusion of the public comment period," meaning July 1 at the earliest.

The final standards leave a maximum of 5 percent of schools facing financial sanctions at the start; the original plan would have meant penalties against an estimated 16 percent.

In the end, it came down to an argument between the old movement and the new industry, and the new industry won: the final standards simply ignored the 1990 law, drawing up a "national list" of permissible additives and synthetics, from ascorbic acid to xanthan gum.

It will finalize its revisions by 27 September 2006, but states will have until 2015 to meet the final standards.

The final standard ignored the recommendations by 20 of 22 scientists advising the environmental agency.

The final standard swim break of 2016 is from 11-18 SepTheThe Big Swimming Week (£700, 18-25 Sept) features longer swims.

You said: "Each child should be supported to reach their full potential, regardless of where the final standard is set".

"Although the final standard is a bit less strict than we and the American Lung Association had urged," Mr. O'Donnell said in a statement, "it is well within the range recommended by E.P.A.'s independent science advisers".

Depending on the final standard adopted, it said, the costs of compliance could be as low as $2.9 million, with an anticipated $88 million a year in benefits, or range as high as $69 million, an investment that would yield $5.9 billion in benefits.