Sentences with phrase «other acceptable colors»

The dense, rough double coat can range in color from fawn to black; other acceptable colors include salt - and - pepper, gray and brindle.

Not exact matches

Again, be careful with jackets and pants: Muted colors like burgundy, olive, navy, and aubergine may be acceptable in some offices, but not in others.
Although minor lies like habits, weight and color are common and acceptable, there are many other things to be aware of.
A wide range of acceptable colors include red, orange, cream, sable, black, brown, blue, white, black and tan and blue merle, among others.
By the early 1900s, the other colors had become acceptable, although still not as widely favored as the blacks.
No other colors are acceptable.
Lovely Eyes: A Rottweiler's eyes are a warm, dark brown — any other color may not be acceptable as part of the «pure breed».
The breed's coat color is varied: orange and white coat or liver and white are most common in the American Brittany; other colors include orange roan and liver roan, all of which are acceptable in the show ring.
All colors are acceptable other than white, and darker tippings on the ears, tail and muzzle are preferred.
The standard states «any recognizable hound color is acceptable», and blue is a recognized color in some other hound breeds, so it's not illegal — but it is VERY undesirable.
Since the other two schnauzer types have never been available in a white variation, and the original German standard never included white as an acceptable color, the AMSC chooses not to recognize white.
(However, I should note that when the request was being made to MasterCard, the agent asked if other colors besides white were acceptable.)
Noise reduction and color accuracy are generally acceptable in darker conditions, but at times we've seen some odd discoloration in images, and other times when noise reduction gets cranked up significantly, resulting in a muddy image.
But know that using color on your resume is more acceptable and appropriate in some industries than others.
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