Sentence examples for the standards applicable from inspiring English sources

Judge Sauls improperly intertwined these two proceedings and the standards applicable to each.

While I disagree with Judge Sauls on the standards applicable to this election contest, I commend him for the way that he conducted the proceedings below under extreme time constraints and pressure.

In order to build on our current practices and provide assurances for the future, we will follow the following policies going forward: To ensure we comply with the standards applicable to obtaining a court order, we will rely in the first instance on a legal team separate from the internal investigating team to assess the evidence.

Note that this is similar to what Lehrer seemed to be claiming (as discussed in Section 4.2) with regard to the standards applicable to philosophical contexts.

The standards applicable to wheels used in Australian heavy haul operations are based on the Association of American Railroads (AAR) specification M-107/M-208, which does not include any requirements for microstructure.

The high standards of clinical utility that are used within public health care evaluations need not be identical to the standards applicable to individual consumer valuations of personal utility.

But the concern is that the new definition of a "safe" mortgage eventually will become the standard, applicable to loans backed by Fannie and Freddie too, said Kathleen Day, a spokeswoman for the nonprofit Center for Responsible Lending).

This will require adjustments in the relevant standards applicable to assess food safety and trade risks.

The international standards applicable are IEC 60826, 'Design criteria for overhead lines', EN 50341 'Overhead lines exceeding 45 kV' and EN 50423 'Overhead electrical lines exceeding AC 1 kV up to and including AC 45 kV'.

For a maternity department to qualify as a Child-friendly Hospital, it must fulfil 10 requirements (10 Steps for Successful Breastfeeding), which are the international standards applicable to mother and newborn care; they have nothing to do with any special conditions of the accommodation and do not involve major expense as they are only care-related rules.

3. The extreme remedy proposed by the government is particularly inappropriate given the unsettled legal standards applicable to the government's claims.