Sentences with phrase «to impose a standard»

Consider your recent post on the offense to the 6th amendment that would result from the bar imposing standards on capital defense qualifications.

The lack of a government - imposed standard does not imply the lack of any standards.

Such constraints include time, curriculum, family and community expectations, externally imposed standards and mandates, and necessary resources needed to respond to such constraints.

In the case of farm animals, nothing in this section may be construed as imposing standards more stringent than generally accepted practices.

Many published authors insist that you must write every day, and while that would be ideal, I don't believe it's realistic or helpful to impose that standard on every writer.

However, a lack of government - imposed standards does not imply a lack of any standards at all.

The conclusion of conference speakers: During the past 50 years, scientific societies appear to have made little progress in imposing standards for research integrity, despite repeated calls to embrace new ethical recommendations.

Government Imposes Standard Lease on Ontario Landlords as of April 30, 2018 May 7, 2018 - This change is one of the many updates to residential tenancies law in Ontario.

To prohibit the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency from finalizing any rule imposing any standard of performance for carbon dioxide emissions from any existing or new source that is a fossil fuel - fired electric utility generating unit unless and until carbon capture and storage is found to be technologically and economically feasible.

Subtitle A of Title XIV of the Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd - Frank) amended the federal Truth - in - Lending Act (TILA) by imposing standards on residential mortgage loan originators.

They care about you and are not arbitrarily imposing a standard practice, philosophy or culture on you.

Cov - lite «Cov - lite» is used to describe a loan where the lender, typically a bank, does not impose standard performance conditions on a borrower...

We had promised him that this was a fun trip and there was no pressure for using his pics publicly in any way unless they met his own rigorous, self imposed standards (first child syndrome, no?).

Meier seems to be well aware of the odd political company she is keeping in her fight against officially imposed standards.

The «tight - loose» idea that we can nationally impose standards but allow a wide range of assessments, curricula, and teaching methods is just an empty slogan used to conceal the inevitability of nationalizing all of these aspects of the education system if the standards are to mean anything.

Due ardent citizen - driven opposition, states began to reconsider what appeared to be Federally imposed standards, despite assurances to the contrary.

Evers said the proposal reminds him of the federal education law No Child Left Behind, which required schools that did not meet federal - imposed standards after four or more years to be placed into «corrective action,» which could have resulted in replacing teachers, converting the school into a charter school or closing it altogether.

The bill imposes standards for humane care and sanitary conditions for commercial kennels with 60 or more dogs and sets license fees as well as criminal fines up to $ 1000 per offense and civil penalties up to $ 1000 per day.

The Kellner bill also does not otherwise impose any standards of care on rescues beyond the animal cruelty laws.

EPA can only impose standards on existing sources under Section 111 (d) of the Clean Air Act — as under the Clean Power Plan — if similar new sources are subject to performance standards.

While Stevens quickly added that he was still drafting his own opinions, I find it fascinating that one of the yardsticks the Justice used to measure whether to retire imposed a standard that the other eight justices on the Supreme Court can't meet.

Billable hours collected at client - imposed standard rates may require a higher number of hours for some partners.

The Alberta government has imposed a standard auto insurance policy, which is the only auto policy insurers can sell for regular personal auto insurance in Alberta.

When enforcing this Code of Ethics, the CMPS Institute will seek to impose standards reflecting what can reasonably be expected from a mortgage professional when helping a client evaluate mortgage options.

What's keeping me from making a home I love, no matter where I live vs. meeting some self - imposed standards from the imaginary Decor Police?

They do not impose standards of practice.

As per the Bill, schools will be classed as coasting if pupils fail to make sufficient progress, or fail to achieve government imposed standards, consistently over a three year period.

The rules impose standards of accuracy and integrity on companies that report to credit bureaus.

Worse still, Sony is not imposing any standards on game controls, so the current crop of «Xperia optimised» Android games have wildly different implementations, with many employing an unnecessary, bewildering mix of touchscreen and pad controls.

A lack of government - imposed standards does not mean having no education standards whatsoever.

Postdocs, of course, can't impose standards on their supervisors.

And globally, there's a prevailing attitude of «beauty fatigue» — the pushback against artificial, imposed standards of beauty.

Challenging limits of the Speaker's unwillingness to impose standards on this place and the extent to which viewers are willing to have their intelligence insulted, Conservative MP Blaine Calkins and Justice Minister Rob Nicholson used a scripted exchange on the Not Criminally Responsible Reform Act to criticize Mr. Trudeau's public speaking.

Stocks of the pipelines and major environmental polluters are soaring, from oil and gas to coal, mining and forestry, expecting U.S. environmental leadership to be as dead under Trump as it was under Obama and his push for the TPP and TTIP (with its fines for any government daring to impose standards that cost these companies money).

And it is precisely because we quest for meaning, and therefore establish values, rules and principles by which to live, that we then experience guilt as we violate our own self - imposed standards.

If a victim says «this seems like an unhealthy situation that could turn abusive,» people don't have the right to police that by automatically claiming the victim is supporting power structures, either — it's imposing another standard on someone who doesn't need it.

And while the headlines regarding churches and pedophilia remain largely focused on Catholic parishes, the lack of hierarchical structure and systematized record - keeping in most Protestant churches makes it harder not only for church leaders to impose standards, but for interested parties to track allegations of abuse.»

His troops will impose standards that they openly ignore on their lessers in the private sector.

Still, some worry that games based on solid science may be unfairly tarnished, and that the agency may be imposing a standard of evidence that game developers can't meet.

Impose standards for efficiency on cars, appliances, heaters and buildings.

This way of understanding schooling and choice also makes it possible for schools to exercise normative authority - to impose standards and expectations - in guiding children's development.

I share the sentiment that some of the recent laws have gone overboard in requiring state tests, etc.Private choice programs should be clearly understood as an opt - out of the public school system rather than an invitation for the states to impose their standards and tests.