Sentence examples for tight standards from inspiring English sources

They would like the net to be run like the world's telephone system, with tight standards and clearly set charges.

Packaging materials for food containers need to fulfil extremely tight standards towards the fresh-like quality maintenance of packed products.

White House officials and Congressional Republicans were still fighting Sunday over a proposal to block Obama administration rules that would establish tight standards for profit-making colleges and vocational schools.

They require the attorney general to extensively document why a site meets the bills' tight standards — pulled from existing law and Supreme Court cases — and a federal judge must approve any order.

When the economy started worsening, Visa and MasterCard started loosening their previously extremely tight standards across the country, Mr. Robertson said, "casting a wider and wider net for customers".

But Mr. Ciorra said that to date only $9.5 million has been appropriated because the local project doesn't meet the Clinton Administration's tight standards for funding shoreline protection programs.

The functional performance, however, can be improved by specifying a tight standard deviation on a quality characteristic.

He described close tolerance as the ability to hold a tight standard and notice when something is inside or outside the standard.

APEC's Mr Bollard says the region has benefited from a set of "loose-tight" standards of behaviour guidelines rather than hard-and-fast rules that have helped the region muddle through Vietnam, the spread of communism, China's cultural revolution and other periods of severe instability.

The tighter standards measure ozone over eight hours.

Currently, 13 other states follow California's tighter standards for cars and light trucks.