Sentence examples for under current standards from inspiring English sources

Under current standards, the magnetic stripe and bar codes essentially contain the same information that is on the front of the driver's licenses.

The Oct. 30 MQ-1B Predator crash was the ninth drone crash at Holloman since 2001 to be classified as a Class A accident – which means, under current standards, that it resulted in at least $2 million in damage.

The armed forces would release records only about "Class A" accidents — crashes that, under current standards, inflicted at least $2 million in damage to the aircraft or other property.

Under current standards, if a company like G.E. buys another company for more than the apparent combined value of its individual assets, the difference, called good will, must be included in the purchasing company's earnings, amortized over as many as 40 years.

For the majority of fisheries that fall in between, the amount of fish caught should not exceed 40%, which is half the percentage typically allowed under current standards.

And under current standards, could have affected my job security.

"They are matters that I don't believe would rise to the level they would prosecute under the current standards of the U.S. Attorney's office.

Unlike previous Miami teams, whose behavior amid success led to probation, police records and rules changes governing on-field behavior, the current version of the Hurricanes earned accolades for sportsmanship and humility under the current standards of their sport.

In fact, we don't even have the required number of doctors to serve the United States under our current standards of delayed care.

[First-year] residents may not have sufficient experience and skills to provide high-quality, safe patient care, while research indicates that under the current standards, this group works the longest hours of any cohort of residents … In addition, [first-year] residents make more errors when working longer consecutive hours.

He arrived at the meeting in Bentonville, Arkansas, with boxes full of petition signatures and examples of healthy but aesthetically imperfect produce that would not be sold under Walmart's current standards.