Sentence examples for with its acceptable from inspiring English sources

In accordance with its Acceptable Use Policy, Valve retains the right to block and unblock customers' access to their games and Steam services when Valve's Anti-Cheat (VAC) software determines that the user is cheating in multiplayer games, selling accounts to others or trading games to exploit regional price differences.

The more convenient fabrication process combined with its acceptable stability in buffer makes the integrated Cu/CuCl2 RE an attractive option for this sensor compared to the conventional Ag/AgCl reference electrode.

This, along with its acceptable toxicity profile, will likely impact both the timing with which Ra is utilized during a disease course and the frequency with which it is employed.

Each point of the calibration curves was tested on its acceptable linearity with the method of van Trijp and Roos [ 30].

That cycle is something ABP has been trying to break with its manifesto for "acceptable ads".

The recent initiative to install additional wind turbines, about which it consulted with its members, is probably an acceptable new goal for the cooperative.

Results showed that SimTraffic is the easiest model to use, CORSIM was found capable of solving complex networks, and performance of AIMSUN model was concluded to be very much acceptable with its traffic assignment working best in comparison with the other two [32].

With its multidimensional nature and acceptable psychometric properties, the Dutch language version of the APQ may prove to be an invaluable instrument to assess the seven perceptions of aging dimensions among older populations for geriatric research.

The government will have to pave the way for entry by negotiating with its European partners over an acceptable exchange rate.

In this section, a procedure for segment-strategy selection is developed in ten steps to select the best potential segment with its strategies by considering an acceptable risk and in five competitive forces factors which have been developed by Porter (1980).

For example, a man's socially prominent family demanded adherence to behavior consistent with its view of what was acceptable, given their social standing.