Sentence examples for the present standards from inspiring English sources

This reveals need for correcting also the present standards.

In other words, the present standards in Japan do not prohibit additive-free labeling and allow for highlighting whole words.

"The proposed changes will either continue to ensure high levels of aviation safety or will improve the present standards in many member states".

The inaccuracies in the present standards for rail roughness measurement and the consequence in terms of uncertainties in noise emission are highlighted.

Consequently, it makes sense to set the PMV limits in workplaces in the range between −0.5 and 0 instead of between −0.5 and 0.5 as stipulated in the present standards.

It is underscored that, in contrast to common belief, transient ground deformations in non-uniform sites are not necessarily negligible and can induce undesirable deformations in the pipe, overlooked in the present standards of practice.

The Police Commission wants the present standard maintained, no matter what other police departments permit.

Khatereh Calleja, a spokeswoman for the Advanced Medical Technology Association, which represents monitor manufacturers, responded, "We think the present standard is working".

An air-conditioner that is 35percentt more energy efficient than the present standard costs 260percentt more — so few people buy it.

The present standard, expressed in terms of average concentrations at ground level, is 84 parts per billion; Mr. Johnson would lower that to 75, while the advisory panel recommended 60 to 70 parts per billion.

Nevertheless, these extensions cannot yet be found in the present standard.