Asset Managers are rated 'Good Standards', 'High Standards' and 'Highest Standards', relative to the standards applied by institutional investors in international markets.
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Asset managers are rated 'Good Standards', 'High Standards' and 'Highest Standards', relative to the standards applied by institutional investors in the relevant national market.
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AAOIFI has also published 26 accounting standards, 5 auditing standards, 7 governance standards and 2 codes of ethics.
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" They use the word "standards" — "We have standards.
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"The standards are the standards and when people meet the standards, that's the end of discussion on that," Mattis said.
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The legislation calls for the standards to be nonproprietary and incorporate standards developed and maintained by voluntary consensus standards bodies.
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By human standards, anyway — not necessarily by seal standards.
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Legal standards, however, are not the same as moral standards.
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"Double standards, my friend, double standards," Djokovic said to Ramos.
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Most state superintendents of education, if asked, will affirm that the standards they have in place aren't Washington standards; they are local standards.
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Ultimately, body standards (and double standards) suck — for men and women.
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There are high standards, and then there are David Bowie's standards.
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By any historic standards or reasonable standards, they are very conservative.
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And we have to do that in a way where the highest standards, not just financing standards, but also ethical standards are being met.
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The proposed new standards "harden" the old standards in a couple of key ways: It's always interesting to see how these standards are developed.
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The Slate is big by tablet standards but small by laptop standards.
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If Socialists didn't have double standards, they'd have no standards at all.
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" But it was the idea of standards, that "we don't have standards.
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States must provide teachers and students with challenging standards -- whether those standards be the Common Core State Standards or other state-authored standards designed to promote college readiness and prepare students for advanced coursework, especially in math, science.
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Sam Graves of Missouri took a different approach, suggesting that manufacturing standards are built around US training standards, but that international pilot training standards were subpar.
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"The standards are the standards, and when people meet the standards, then that is the end of the discussion on that," he said at the time.
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There have to be standards, and the standards have to be the same.
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Democratic decision making on safety standards, environmental standards, consumer protection, privacy protection, etc.
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Currently, the IEEE Standards Association Quantum Computing Working Group is developing two standards.
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Their speech sets standards — recently lower standards — for the rest of our people.
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The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board and others are working to devise such standards.
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In Lakeland, 56 percent met English standards and 43 percent met math standards.
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I mean, the standards have changed because he changed the standards of acceptability.
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It would be unacceptable, by society's standards, my family's standards and my own.
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Our labor standards are comparable; if anything, labor standards are higher in Canada.
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That's in addition to vehicle fuel efficiency standards, vehicle emissions standards, and power plant and factory emissions standards that are in place and contributing to ozone reductions.
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"The envisaged agreement should uphold common high standards, and corresponding high standards over time with (European) Union standards as reference point," says the document, seen by Reuters.
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The National Bureau of Standards, now known as the National Institute of Standards and Technology, contributed research and ideas to the standards committee's efforts from the beginning.
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As video game standards have improved over the years, so have our own standards.
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"Jim Altamore Sings Sinatra and Standards," popular standards from the Great American Songbook. Feb.
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Finance: The Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board is moving forward with new accounting standards.
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European Union regulators and other officials expect those standards will ease some capital standards.
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The First Nation was expected to meet certain standards, but those standards kept changing.
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Wyoming and Kentucky haven't adopted standards, and West Virginia repealed its standards in 2015.
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The balance will determine "an equivalence between electrical standards and mass standards," he said.
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State officials should go beyond the Common Core Standards by writing content-rich grade-level standards and supporting district personnel in writing curriculums to help students meet the standards.
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BOHEMIA "Jim Altamore Sings Sinatra and Standards," popular standards from the Great American Songbook. Feb.
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"It might be okay by global standards, but by UK standards it's obscene," he said.
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Standards are standards, and the goal for HR departments is always to adhere to them.
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"It's a low-budget film by Hollywood standards, and certainly by Universal standards," Whannell said.
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Emissions standards: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing new emissions standards for yeast manufacturers.
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The current standards require schooling that follows state education standards and on-site medical care.
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He is the associate managing editor for standards, not the assistant managing editor for standards.
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Forty-two percent of students met standards in English; 227 percent met standards in math.
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All the environmental standards, all the environmental standards ... KS: This is to create the chips.
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That's not even a good gift bag by traditional wedding standards, let alone ROYAL wedding standards.
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The IEEE Standards Association is working on a series of standards for virtual and augmented reality.
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A 1.1-ton nuke would be heavy by today's American standards, but light by 1960s standards.
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Democrats holding themselves to higher standards is a step towards everyone being held to higher standards.
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By contrast, a number of chain restaurants do have publicly announced standards for animal welfare standards.
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Neither in fact or spirit does the CFPB meet those standards – standards established to insure accountability.
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However, please know we have to have standards, most of all we must have high standards.
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In the quality snapshot, 61 percent met state English standards and 74 percent met math standards.
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Schools adopted academic standards, and the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards was established in 1987.
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It means selecting customers with high standards, who, in turn, elevate the standards of your company.
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If the problem lay in weak actuarial standards, he concluded, the solution would be tighter standards.
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But/and, if womxn are perishing from beauty standards… then let's talk about those beauty standards.
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STANDARDS-BASED LEARNING Tying instruction to certain standards agreed upon as the goals for what students should know at various ages or grades in school (standards often set by the state).
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He pooh-poohed California's fuel economy standards because, he said, cars there "won't be as good," which ignores the fact that California's standards will likely become the national standards he rolled back.
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The National Institute for Standards and Technology will now begin reviewing draft standards and collecting public comments.
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The trustees oversee the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), a London-based body that writes accounting standards.
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The ratings are issued on a five point descriptive scale of 'Highest Standards (tha)' - 'Inadequate Standards (tha)'.
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The agency is also delaying energy conservation standards for ceiling fans and construction standards for federal buildings.
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It attributed much of the increase in auto loan delinquency to weaker underwriting standards and lending standards.
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These standards are the only outdoor standards, which we now exceed in significant parts of our country.
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Emissions standards The Trump administration wants to lower emissions standards for cars, but California isn't having it.
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There are qualification standards for SNAP, and if you don't meet those standards, you don't get SNAP.
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There, 72 percent met English standards on last year's state exams, and 74 percent met math standards.
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One vendor could build "standards-compliant" products that weren't fully compatible with "standards-compliant" products from another.
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We also need to set federal standards for businesses around flexibility and standards for evaluation and promotion.
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And the standards are very straightforward, and my job is to hit those standards by August 27.
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Last September, the Trump administration revoked California's right to set emission standards stricter than the national standards.
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As a result, some state regulators and a professional standards organization are proposing their own tougher standards.
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This summer, the House passed the Ozone Standards Implementation Act of 2017 to delay the 2015 standards.
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Standards of Business Conduct WarnerMedia is committed to conducting global business with high ethical and legal standards.
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" It's really fascinating, but the only time standards is mentioned is literally around ... "But we have standards!
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The Governmental Accounting Standards Board, the independent agency responsible for financial accounting standards for state and local governments, recently completed a multiyear process of reviewing and revising its standards for public pension reporting.
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The fund said the corporate sustainability reporting should use established standards, starting with disclosures based on the Global Reporting Initiative Standards and Sustainability Accounting Standards Boards that are specific to a company's industry.
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He proposes favoring federal standards over state standards on issues like mine ventilation, fire protection and accident investigations.
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His urban plan provided detailed standards for block size, lot size, street width, waterfront setbacks and other standards.
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Standards organizations like the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the 3GPP have yet to release standards for 5G.
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Most of the organic standards were copied from the European standards, but that's specific to the European region.
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So even as Zuckerberg tries to build bridges with open standards, the latest standards are cutting him off.
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OMB could help set standards for what constitutes success and identify which programs and approaches meet those standards.
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We set high standards for our coverage here, and on Saturday we fell far short of those standards.
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Monday's edition of the Federal Register contains new protections for sharks, performance standards for buses, and peanut standards.
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The standards on avoiding hacker attacks are the Cybersecurity Framework from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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She has the highest of standards, so naturally this is someone who would hold herself to those standards.
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Their most recent target: fuel economy and greenhouse gas emission standards for vehicles, known as clean car standards.
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The government is also implementing new business standards to bring Saudi Arabia's business laws up to global standards.
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But unlike energy efficiency standards for cars and appliances, nitrogen efficiency standards for corn farmers do not exist.
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Would you agree that the standards for criminal violations are not the same as the standards for impeachment?
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Yang supports bolstering federal regulation and standards for cryptocurrency trading and digital assets and enacting new encryption standards.
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The decision to roll back its methane standards comes as Canada begins the process of tightening its standards.
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"Voluntary standards are no standards at all," said Senator Jon Tester, Democrat of Montana and an organic farmer.
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In a high standards culture, doing that work well is its own reward ... [H]igh standards are fun!
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They are improving the workplace, we're talking here about better standards than we grew up with, fair standards.
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My first real question was who decides on the financial standards, and the reporting standards, for the Vatican.
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That would include states such as Texas, where the pollution standards have been more lax than federal standards.
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A new round of LEED standards, currently in development, could go even further by urging low-carbon standards.
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Mr. Trump's behavior isn't governed by moral standards; he doesn't seem to believe objective moral standards even exist.
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That's when "college- and career-readiness standards did not explicitly include it," including the national Common Core standards.
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A rise in the index suggests lending standards are tightening, while a decline signals lending standards are loosening.
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A separate issue that is likely to be litigated is whether California's emissions standards are fuel-economy standards.
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A reconciliation bill can't change federal fuel economy standards, appliance standards, building codes, or anything of that sort.
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"Before we start negotiating with anyone, we say: 'You've got to raise your standards, youve got to raise your labor standards, youve got to raise your environmental standards,"' Warren told a cheering crowd in Toledo.
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"Before we start negotiating with anyone, we say: 'You've got to raise your standards, you've got to raise your labor standards, you've got to raise your environmental standards,'" Warren told a cheering crowd in Toledo.
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Shortly after taking office, the Trump administration had moved to reexamine those tougher Obama-era standards and end California's authority to set tougher emissions standards than the federal standards for itself and 12 other states.
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Warren sites items Democrats have long complained about: labor standards, lower environmental standards and rules protecting pharmaceutical companies patents.
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"[I]f the top 12 percent improve the standards, the standards ratchet more tightly," Carlson wrote in an email.
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So they use the language of transpartisan standards as a weapon, but the standards themselves are not a restraint.
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IE212 didn't improve Microsoft's web standards support enough, and criticism over Microsoft ignoring web standards started to grow stronger.
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Executive actions: Include methane limits for oil and gas, new fuel economy standards, tougher appliance and building efficiency standards.
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The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board has been leading one effort to create sector-specific standards for material sustainability disclosures.
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These standards, activists charge, hold clinics to medically unnecessary standards and are designed to force clinics to shut down.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misrepresented the federal cleanroom standards assigned by the International Standards Organization (ISO).
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Its Quality Snapshot shows 22 percent of students meeting standards in English, and 25 percent meeting standards in math.
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Banks also reported easing lending standards for residential real estate loans while leaving standards largely unchanged for auto loans.
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High standards, high ratesChu, who likes wearing bow-ties, is affable to many and known for having ultrahigh standards.
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He added that the trucks comply with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency emissions standards and California's own tough emissions standards.
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" Although the federal government's Election Assistance Commission establishes standards for voting machines, adherence to these standards is "strictly voluntary.
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In the 2015-16 school year, 58 percent of students met English standards, and 49 percent met math standards.
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On 2014-15 state tests, 83 percent of students met standards in English; 74 percent met standards in math.
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They called on the company to set higher ethical standards for its business dealings and share those standards publicly.
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In the United States, the system of voluntary consensus standards is coordinated by ANSI, the American National Standards Institute.
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They will want standards harmonized, and standards tend to get harmonized upward, as California has shown again and again.
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Howsley, a 35-year veteran of the nuclear industry, has seen the industry adapt its safety standards after the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, its security standards after the September 11th attacks, and its cybersecurity standards after Stuxnet.
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He believes, we infer, that there are objective standards for contemporary painting, standards that presumably his art satisfies; his only complaint is that the museums and art dealers have the wrong standards – they leave him out.
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Many of these regulatory standards are themselves underpinned by international standards set by non-EU bodies of which we will remain a member – such as the UN Economic Commission for Europe, which sets vehicle safety standards.
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That will mean a combination of federal standards, grants to municipalities that exceed those standards, and investments in green infrastructure.
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If you have high standards and you're constantly trying to push yourself to meet those standards, you will get better.
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Microsoft says this is normal behavior and that its internal standards for touch current are stricter than the regulatory standards.
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All of these standards and the prohibition on shackling pregnant women are already included in ICE's most recent detention standards.
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The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), which sets global benchmarks for the industry, is working to define quantum-cryptography standards.
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All 50 states have standards for their students to meet — most use, at least in part, the Common Core standards.
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When nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions standards were made more stringent, VW engineers realized they may not meet the new standards.
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To them, these people can't be expected to adhere to Western moral standards, especially since those standards are fundamentally flawed.
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The country has paid for hundreds of engineers to travel to standards setting bodies to promote the Huawei 28503G standards.
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And since adhering to the standards makes public pensions look affordable, there is a powerful incentive to preserve those standards.
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We need national security standards for voting machines, and funding for states to procure machines that comply with those standards.
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It does so by holding all U.S. combatants to the highest legal and ethical standards — standards they're proud to represent.
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The alternative to TPP's negotiated labor and environmental standards will be China's lack of standards on labor and the environment.
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States would also be allowed to maintain their own boards, provided the standards they set are higher than federal standards.
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Water discharges from paper bag manufacturing must meet stringent standards of the Clean Water Act and state water quality standards.
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This is true even according to the arbitrary standards of America's own trade laws, much less according to objective standards.
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Sixteen percent met standards in English versus 39 percent citywide, and 7 percent met math standards versus 40 percent citywide.
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While there are some environmental benefits to these standards, consumer savings account for over 85 percent of CAFE standards' benefits.
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About 243 percent met standards in English, versus 244 percent citywide; 493 percent met math standards, versus 249 percent citywide.
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When one considers immigration and citizenship standards, the United States has one of the most liberal standards in the world.
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The regulations in Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register affect emissions standards for wood and efficiency standards for ceiling fans.
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I'd make sure that we were able to conduct trade negotiations with all of these Pacific partners, but that we prioritize those labor standards, environmental standards and human rights standards so that free trade becomes fair trade.
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"The four firsthand reports indicate that Mr. Ward violated the standards of professional boundaries, standards that would have been in effect at the time, and standards that are universally understood today," the letter from Williston officials said.
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As Microsoft has adopted open standards by the W3C and FIDO Alliance standards bodies, Chrome and Firefox will also be able to use these security keys to log into a Microsoft Account once they support the FIDO2 standards.
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"I think ... you could see the U.S. pulling back on renewable fuel standards, pulling back on CAFE standards," she said, referring to the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards set to reduce the United States' dependence on foreign oil.
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Some Taiwanese companies also don't really understand China's standards, Zhi said, and Taiwan's own quality standards have weak points and loopholes.
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Those patents were essential to wireless standards — and only accepted into the standards because of Qualcomm's agreement to license to everyone.
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Yet it's amid this flexibility of gender and class, this disappearance of enforced standards of dress, that new standards are emerging.
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Their duties include making sure there are ethical standards in place and that everyone -- particularly managers -- is educated about those standards.
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"Not only were they violating the standards, they were grossly violating the standards," ACHD Deputy Director Jim Kelly told BuzzFeed News.
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This can be done with voluntary standards in critical areas and with some levels of transparency for compliance with these standards.
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These standards were published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the organization that sets the international standards for the internet.
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So, by our standards, May's husband is certainly not a rich man, but by their standards, they think, She's fine there.
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But the standards don't go far enough, Thurston said, explaining that the report shows some cities meeting minimal air quality standards.
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Among the new measures in the OECD's plan are minimum standards to revision of existing standards and guidance on best practices.
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There are standards around it so that equipment manufacturers can develop to the same standards and you have interchangeability and interoperability.
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Common Core standards are one way to qualify for those grants and the states get incentives to implement Common Core standards.
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He told me that a decade ago the drug market's moral standards were low, but that it still had moral standards.
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Facebook says it is hiring more people to enforce ads standards, but the standards being used to evaluate ads remains unclear.
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On the CAFE side we can't have a patchwork of automobile standards for some states and different standards for other states.
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Last year 53 percent met state standards in English versus 30 percent citywide; 61 percent met math standards versus 31 percent.
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To their credit, vocational-technical leaders ultimately embraced academic standards and accountability and worked to help their students meet the standards.
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As well as existing web standards, browser engines also need to support new standards as the internet gets ever-more complex.
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He says "these are standards", but they're just a vision for standards — all the hard work is left to be done.
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The communication protocols and business practice standards would align FERC's requirements with recommendations from the North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB).
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for tobacco manufacturers, cybersecurity standards for automakers and efficiency standards for refrigerators.
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The standards have split the auto industry with Ford, BMW, Honda and Volkswagen siding with California and agreeing to higher standards.
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Last year only 1 percent of its students met math standards on national standardized tests, and 4 percent met reading standards.
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Standards in English were met by 78 percent, versus 37 percent citywide, and math standards by 79 percent, versus 32 percent.
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The U.S. came 13th for reputation, 13th for ethical standards, 19th for political standards and 44th for relations with other countries.
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They do join standards-setting organizations including the Sustainable Accounting Standards Board and the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures.
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But before the recent widespread adoption of the Common Core State Standards, every state had its own standards and related tests.
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"We would say significant progress toward grade-level standards, not as close as possible to grade-level standards," Mr. Gornstein said.
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Asset manager operations in the 'Highest Standards' category demonstrate an operational framework that Fitch considers superior relative to international institutional standards.
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The religions must organize themselves according to state standards, and those standards are tailored toward the structures of the Christian religion.
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The rules are also "footprint-based," which means larger vehicles face looser standards (though standards for all vehicles rise over time).
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These rules and guidelines are further layered with standards developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the International Organization for Standardization, which guide financial institutions in setting cybersecurity standards and measuring the adequacy of cybersecurity programs.
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Pruitt's repeal of the Obama-era emissions standards have the auto industry concerned about the future of the regulations; the vigorous federal attack on emissions standards also could provoke a fight with California, which sets its own emissions standards.
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Over the past year, we have disagreed with Mr. Pruitt on numerous policy items: the Clean Water Rule, the Clean Power Plan, clean air standards, methane rules, toxic chemical standards, ethanol mandates, and most recently the fuel-economy standards.
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Academic studies have shown that companies with high environmental, social and governance ("ESG") standards have outperformed companies with low or no standards.
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Instead, private companies released standards, saturated the market with products using those standards, development slowed, and we still don't have gigabit wireless.
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The British Standards Institute, which sets business standards, has also published guidelines, but it is anybody's guess how many firms pay attention.
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"Delta has the highest standards of ethics and expects all of its employees to maintain those standards," company spokesman Trebor Banstetter said.
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The Trump EPA's decision in April did not set new standards — it simply argued that there were problems with the existing standards.
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Every hard hat worn on a U.S. construction site has to pass standards set forth by ANSI, the American National Standards Institute.
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One idea is for third-party bodies to set standards governing the distribution of harmful content and measure companies against those standards.
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The Cybersecurity Standards for Aircraft to Improve Resilience (Cyber AIR) Act would introduce a bevy of new baseline standards for air carriers.
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So a Leave campaign fuelled by voter anger over squeezed living standards will result in a further squeeze in those living standards.
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There 290 percent of students met state standards in English, versus 229 percent citywide; 253 percent met math standards, versus 258 percent.
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It also establishes minimum standards for technology systems related to controlling access, encryption, penetration testing, and also creates standards to address breaches.
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Standards organizations play an important role in developing and maintaining industry standards for technologies deemed essential or critical to any particular technology.
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Living standards have risen sharply since Henry Ford introduced the assembly line, and, by global standards, poverty is substantially lower in America.
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Additionally, the law calls for minimum standards for abortion facilities to be equivalent to those prescribed in Texas's ambulatory surgical center standards.
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The cybersecurity standards developed in 2014 by the National Institute of Standards and Technology could form the basis of this common framework.
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California got permission in the federal law—a "waiver"— to set emissions standards from vehicles that are more stringent than federal standards.
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Instead, their development is overseen by standards development organizations, or SDOs, which themselves must be accredited by the American National Standards Institute.
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Many faith-based adoption groups in the state already have standards that refuse prospective parents who do not meet their parenting standards.
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The BSEE rule would require third-party verification of design standards, enhanced onshore monitoring of performance and new engineering standards for operation.
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" The inescapable, and deeply disturbing, implication is that "high standards" really means "standards that all students will never be able to meet.
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Standards that could have improved communication are still under development, and the government's authority to mandate adoption of the standards is limited.
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For example, the agency stiffened its social and environmental standards by adopting the more rigorous standards set by the International Finance Corporation.
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Democrats also pointed to stronger enforcement mechanisms, labor standards and environmental standards that were added to the final version of the deal.
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While not held to standards on factual matters, they have to follow Facebook's other community standards, such as those on hate speech.
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While not held to standards on factual matters, they have to follow Facebook's other community standards, such as those on hate speech.
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AT&T's announcement comes after international 5G standards were agreed in December by 3GPP, the body that develops and governs cellular standards.
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The rules, published Monday, include guidelines for automated vehicles, efficiency standards for federal buildings, and a delay to cybersecurity standards for banks.
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OSU takes seriously the high standards of conduct expected in our athletic department and does not tolerate any deviation from those standards.
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Keeping in mind the pace of innovation, industry-led standards will be far more flexible to change when compared to government standards.
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One hopeful trend is the widespread adoption by states of new standards for K-12 science education, the Next Generation Science Standards.
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"These organizations do the due diligence of evaluating a community's environmental standards and help them meet and maintain these standards," he said.
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On 2017 fourth-grade state assessments, 61 percent of the Tuckahoe school district met English standards and 74 percent met math standards.
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The forecasts assume a federal subsidy remains intact and that California retains its legal right to issue stricter standards, which Trump is attempting to do away with while rolling back federal efficiency standards (BNEF doesn't assume those standards are met).
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Both California and New York have threatened to set fuel efficiency standards on their own if Trump weakens the standards set under Obama, which could hamper Trump's efforts to negotiate a federal standards deal that would apply to all 50 states.
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"The Common Core got people to sign on and implement standards before the standards were there, and I think that backfired," Schweingruber said.
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"I think there is a conflict," Kennedy said at one point, between the standards used by the lower court and current medical standards.
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He said he would work with China to boost the standards of its development projects with more debt transparency and open procurement standards.
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Look, obviously there's a whole thing about norms and social construction and beauty standards and double standards and all the rest going on.
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"It is quite clear that Facebook's community standards do not correspond to the standards of the law," she told reporters at Frankfurt Airport.
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To ensure both, MallforAfrica created a new association, the Africa Made Product Standards (AMPS), to verify made in Africa status and merchandise standards.
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What Ms. Tomes calls "the corrosive effects of commerce on medicine's scientific standards" have been deplored as long as scientific standards have existed.
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Details: The new DOT policy reiterates that state and local governments cannot set safety standards different from the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.
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Many car companies would rather build their offerings to similar standards than precisely tailoring their vehicles to different emissions standards in different countries.
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However, the fuel economy regulations specify separate standards for cars and light trucks (stricter standards for cars and more generous ones for trucks).
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Asset manager operations in the 'Highest Standards' national scale category demonstrate an operational framework that Fitch considers superior relative to domestic institutional standards.
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If extremists know the standards Facebook, Google, Twitter and Microsoft have set, she said, then it's easier for them to subvert those standards.
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In most instances, Facebook is able to enforce its own standards and catches between 90% and over 99% of community standards violations itself.
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The Basel Committee is now exploring standards under the re-calibrated Basel III standards, dubbed the Basel IV regime by the financial industry.
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When Obama's fuel efficiency standards were proposed in 85033, automakers stood with the President and agreed that the standards were realistic and achievable.
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Libra, with its strict know-your-customer standards, will certainly work with financial regulators to ensure that it is meeting these guardrail standards.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new standards for canned vegetables, energy conservation standards for manufactured homes, and protections for underground miners.
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Challenging Energy Department delay of efficiency standards California filed a successful lawsuit challenging a delay in DOE energy efficiency standards governing ceiling fans.
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Core standards The first four PoPs -- Implementing Core Standards of Care for Trafficking Survivors -- should inform all the direct services that providers offer.
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Hollywood is a generator of sexist and racist standards of beauty, and those standards emanate, cumulatively, into many forms of broader social injustice.
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The new standards focus on three areas: improving well design standards, ensuring wastewater is properly protected and requiring drillers to disclose fracking chemicals.
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Battles ensued over state renewable energy standards, federal fuel efficiency standards, clean energy tax credits, and trade agreements that include climate change language.
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To qualify, states had to adopt "college and career ready standards," a requirement that was used to pressure them into adopting national standards.
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His core principle succinctly echoes European policies and standards, as well as the standards advocated in civil-rights lawsuits since Estelle v. Gamble.
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Those technologies all require new standards for transparency and user control of data—standards that aren't going to come from companies or researchers.
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Quantum computers are already worrying security researchers, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology is working on standards for quantum-safe cryptography.
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Electronics have common standards like USB ports or proprietary standards like Apple Lightning connectors that remain unchanged throughout the generation of the products.
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"The Commission is standing by its proposals to introduce these standards in Europe, as we have introduced all other international standards," Dombrovskis said.
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On state tests, 57 percent met standards in English versus 41 percent citywide; 19183 percent met standards in math versus 38 percent citywide.
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On state tests, 67 percent met standards in English versus 41 percent statewide; 68 percent met standards in math versus 215 percent statewide.
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On 2017-18 exams, 60 percent met standards in English versus 46 statewide; 429 percent met standards in math versus 38 percent statewide.
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On state tests, 2188 percent met standards in English versus 21904 percent citywide; 21910 percent met standards in math versus 27 percent citywide.
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On state tests, 83 percent met standards in English versus 55 percent statewide; 82 percent met standards in math versus 44 percent statewide.
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By leaving emissions standards unchanged, the commission says that its existing standards are already strict enough to determine when radio emissions become problematic.
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On state tests, 215 percent met standards in English versus 220 percent citywide; 18303 percent met standards in math versus 860 percent citywide.
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But many firms either use proprietary standards or implement existing standards in ways that prevent their products working with those from other companies.
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The testing, either EAC's or a private lab's, is based on standards designed by another agency, the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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Because the industry's standards have not been adopted into federal law, there could be discrepancies in how those standards are applied, experts say.
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Fifty-two percent of students met standards in English, versus 21695 percent statewide; 62 percent met standards in math, versus 40 percent statewide.
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On state tests, 2275 percent met standards in English versus 218 percent citywide; 13 percent met standards in math versus 32 percent citywide.
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For housing loans, credit standards eased further in the first quarter and banks see steady standards in the second quarter and rising volumes.
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GAO said the current technology in use meets standards developed in 2006, but that the agency developed updated standards in 2012 and 2017.
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On state tests, 193 percent met standards in English versus 219 percent statewide; 21904 percent met standards in math versus 21979 percent statewide.
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"Voluntary standards are great but then what happens when the furor dies down and they decide not to enforce those standards," she said.
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The Obama administration's focus on efficiency standards was unmatched by any previous administration, to the point that it was responsible for about 40 percent of the home appliance energy standards created over the 30 year history of the federal appliance standards program.
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Since then, 14 states plus Washington, D.C., have adopted California's standards over the federal standards, meaning California sets more stringent auto emissions standards for nearly 40 percent of the U.S. auto market, making it a powerful player in any negotiations with automakers.
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The 2010 deal harmonized state greenhouse gas emission standards and national fuel-efficiency standards, resolved contentious litigation over California's ability to set more stringent standards and put the U.S. on a path to ramp up mileage efficiency for the nation's vehicle fleet.
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Incremental design is used here as well, but private funding allowed for higher construction standards, which translate into higher standards for the finished project.
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The European Union, China, and Australia all have efficiency standards for computers as well, but they're closer in strength to older Energy Star standards.
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Catch up: Patrick Carney says The Weeknd sounds like he's from Canada High Standards Music Corner Episode 5 High Standards Music Corner Episode 4
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The EIB is working with China's Green Finance Committee to look into differences between the country's green bond standards and international standards, officials said.
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Standards outside America have improved, too, partly because Europe and many emerging economies, including those of Latin America, have adopted common international accounting standards.
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"Our goal is to raise the standards of women's hygiene products by tackling three primary issues: dysmenorrhea, manufacturing standards and sustainability," Milanova tells TechCrunch.
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I can't apply different standards to different students, but I don't want my standards to discriminate against those whose error is cultural, not ethical.
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Automakers agreed to the standards in 2012, but only under the condition that each agency evaluate by 2018 whether the standards are still feasible.
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Instead, such technology companies should create and mandate security standards that gadget makers must adhere to, providing standards of protection for all of us.
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Monday's edition of the Federal Register contains new emissions restrictions for composite wood, efficiency standards for battery chargers, and renewable fuel standards for gasoline.
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Furthermore, the Accounting Standards Board of Japan has also started developing standards for digital currencies such as bitcoin, according to a note from Kelly.
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By industry standards, she would be considered off the wall and Whack World is her own universe that doesn't hold her to superficial standards.
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Morgan Stanley and others have opted to keep commissions-paying accounts, but have strengthened training and compliance standards to meet the rule's higher standards.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new high-speed train safety standards, protections for children participating in Head Start and air pollution standards.
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After five years of loosening standards, more banks have tightened than eased credit standards for business lending in 21.1, according to a Fed survey.
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The Jim Crow South had the lowest living standards for white people of any American region alongside the even lower standards for African Americans.
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So why do women with such high standards in seemingly every other aspect of their lives seem to have such low standards in relationships?
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The survey suggests that people want "fair and equal" standards, which sounds like a great idea unless the standards in question are equally toothless.
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If the CEC votes to adopt the new standards, they will go to the California Building Standards Commission for final consideration later this year.
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In 2014-15, 16 percent of students met state standards in English versus 19143 percent citywide; 20 percent met math standards, versus 31 percent.
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You might be 100% comfortable with the way ESG standards are measured within one fund, but be disappointed in the standards of the next.
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They claim standards are bad for business — when, in fact, standards have a history not only of protecting consumers, but benefitting businesses as well.
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That leaves them "without the design control requirements, performance standards, technical standards or labeling requirements that apply to devices," the National Academies report said.
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It arrived in March to little fanfare and was imposed by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, which sets auditing standards for United States corporations.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is currently gathering information and developing a plan for technical AI standards.
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The Department of Defense released a new draft of cybersecurity standards in August, and plans to publish a finalized set of standards in January.
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Airbnb will begin verifying homes it rents for accuracy of their listings and quality standards and will clearly label those that meet its standards.
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While it could be offered, BMW's performance standards are very high and we don't offer a product that meets less than those high standards.
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In this book, I was also trying to look at not just physical-attractiveness standards — we're also expected to uphold much higher moral standards.
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"Chinese technology standards would effectively become global standards, benefitting Chinese companies and exposing nations reliant on that technology to security risks," Hillman tells Axios.
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Right, right, and so, over time, you evolved these standards, or values, or ... well, there's values and standards and rules, they're all different things.
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This autonomy allows us to set standards for the whole of the EU, but also to see these standards being replicated around the world.
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The EPA is also gearing up to soon propose freezing fuel-efficiency standards and revoking a waiver California has to issue tougher fuel standards.
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The administration is also considering whether to end California's authority to set its own fuel efficiency standards that are more stringent than federal standards.
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" One audience member questioned the supermarket CEO about quality standards changing, to which Mackey responded, "Whole Foods Market's quality standards are not ... gonna change.
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On recent state tests, 40 percent met standards in English, versus 39 percent districtwide; 33 percent met standards in math, versus 33 percent districtwide.
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It has proposed rolling back the Obama administration's vehicle fuel economy standards while challenging California and other states' efforts to set more ambitious standards.
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They would also need to adopt high-quality standards and tests, a provision that buttressed a new movement called the Common Core State Standards.
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On state tests, 21684 percent of students met standards in English versus 223 percent districtwide; 222 percent met standards in math versus 2175 districtwide.
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The European Union has only recently proposed standards for 2025 and 2030, while China has only started to work on standards for those years.
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The draft memo doesn't change the standards by which immigrants can qualify for "credible fear," but it does ask agencies to review those standards.
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On 282-2018 state exams, 229 percent met standards in English versus 2422 percent statewide; 227 met standards in math versus 49 percent statewide.
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The company revealed in July that it had proved more than 300,000 drivers didn't meet its safety standards after overhauling those standards last year.
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On 19903 fourth-grade state assessment tests, 67 percent met English standards and 73 percent met math standards, versus 41 and 43 percent statewide.
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On 229 state tests, 269 percent met standards in English, versus 245 percent statewide; 24.753 percent met standards in math, versus 224.75 percent statewide.
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On 21872 state tests, 45 percent met standards in English, versus 37 percent statewide; 43 percent met standards in math, versus 34 percent statewide.
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"If they actually can't meet the standards, it doesn't mean we lower the standards to get a larger number who can meet them," Sen.
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"For example, NAFTA 85033 has better labor standards on paper but it doesn't give American workers enough tools to enforce those standards," she says.
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"We have not yet reached the EU standards and of course we are far from reaching the WHO (World Health Organization) standards," Ortiz said.
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On state tests, 22 percent of students met standards in English versus 2500 percent statewide; 29 percent met standards in math versus 33 statewide.
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"There is an urgent need to advance global debates on minimum standards for safe recruitment and to monitor compliance with such standards," she added.
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Facebook determined that not only did the message violate Facebook's standards, but the user had violated Facebook's standards before, according to the Facebook spokesperson.
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"It's not so much about changing the standards as it about applying the best and latest medical evidence to meet the standards," McClellan said.
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Government-supported standards like the [National Institute of Standards and Technology] CyberSecurity Framework are a boon to that — even when not mandated in legislation.
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"We thought that if states raised the standards, the market would respond and develop new instructional materials that aligned with those standards," he says.
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In 234-242, 234 percent met standards in English, compared to 234 percent citywide; 235 percent met standards in math, versus 236 percent citywide.
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But he said the association supports many of Treasury's recommendations, including harmonizing state-by-state standards and addressing consumer data and cybersecurity breach standards.
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The bill would also task the Maryland Police Training and Standards Commission with creating uniform standards for hiring, training, punishing, and helping police officers.
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In keeping with our commitments to uphold international standards, the UK and the EU would also agree to maintain high regulatory standards for the environment, climate change, social and employment, and consumer protection – meaning we would not let standards fall below their current levels. 3.
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"The standards as they are will remain in place, but we need to make sure that for revision of standards and new standards we have a broader group of people independent from the profession, with the technical know-how and strategic focus," he said.
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By any other presidency's standards, the speech had some wildly controversial moments — particularly an alarming call to remove federal workers who "undermine the public trust or fail the American people" while rewarding the loyal — but by 2018 standards, and Trump standards, it was fairly safe.
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He boosted fuel efficiency standards under Clean Air Act Section 20163, created carbon emission standards for new power plants under Section 111's New Source Review, and implemented carbon emission standards for existing power plants under Section 111(d) — that's the Clean Power Plan.
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In keeping with our commitments to uphold international standards, the UK and the EU would also agree to maintain high regulatory standards for the environment, climate change, social and employment, and consumer protection – meaning we would not let standards fall below their current levels. 3.
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When the administration last month revoked California's authority to set state-level standards on climate-warming tailpipe emissions, it simultaneously stripped that power from 13 other states that follow California's standards and ensured that no other state could set fuel-efficiency standards in the future.
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Other proposed changes include doubling the amount of time between inspections of equipment that traps and compresses the natural gas and allowing gas energy companies to follow state-level methane standards, as opposed to federal standards, if they operate in a state with different standards.
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Cyber risk is not a new issue, and mechanisms to validate that companies have implemented relevant information security controls — such as Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards, processes for certifying compliance with ISO information security standards, and other standards — have been in place for years.
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On state tests, 52 percent of students met standards in English, versus 24 percent citywide; 25 percent met standards in math, versus 211 percent citywide.
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Thus, we keep applying our own modern standards to it, even though "our own modern standards" apply less and less to a dictatorship in freefall.
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" Starting in 2014, China implemented standards on conventional air pollutants that are "stronger than the comparable standards from the European Union and the United States.
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"One idea is for third-party bodies to set standards governing the distribution of harmful content and to measure companies against those standards," Zuckerberg writes.
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The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI), a UK association representing trading standards professionals, has tested 400 counterfeit chargers for Apple products, the BBC reported Friday.
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I can point in TPP to how it strengthens labor standards, how it strengthens environmental standards, how it raises business practices closer to our own.
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"We're not living up to the high standards we set for ourselves, or the standards we've demonstrated in other Fiber cities," the company writes today.
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The draft said a 2012 analysis of fuel economy standards under the Obama administration deliberately limited the amount of mass reduction necessary under the standards.
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The rules, scheduled to be published Tuesday, include guidelines for automated vehicles, efficiency standards for federal buildings, and a delay to cybersecurity standards for banks.
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Lukoil, Russia's second-largest producer, has switched to reporting under the International Financial Reporting Standards instead of US GAAP accounting standards due to domestic regulations.
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Trucks, for example, are already held to weaker standards than cars, and the standards are automatically relaxed as any given type of vehicle gets larger.
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Energy experts say that is largely because international financial reporting standards require more detailed reporting on asset valuations than the standards in the United States.
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Science teachers who drafted the revised standards said they were surprised that state Department of Education officials struck some of the language from the standards.
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It does this in part by raising the standards of the Post Office up to the standards of private carriers when they investigate suspicious packages.
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A return to conscription would mitigate the need to compromise "standards"; in fact, the military could raise standards because of the enlarged pool of recruits.
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The nation can ill afford a toothless watchdog of our nation's ethical standards — standards that are the bedrock of the public's faith in our government.
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Its latest School Quality Snapshot showed 29 percent of its students meeting state standards in English and 39 percent of students meeting standards in math.
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Miocic is a very gifted boxer and wrestler by heavyweight standards and even by MMA standards, but he is still vulnerable to his own attitude.
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All fight competitions were required to meet safety and health standards, and any promoter in violation of those standards could face third-degree felony charges.
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On 2016-2017 state tests, 45 percent met standards in English, versus 22017 percent districtwide; 2454 percent met standards in math, versus 2499 percent districtwide.
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Among the middle school students, 48 percent met standards in English versus 40 percent statewide; 193 percent met standards in math versus 39 percent statewide.
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On state tests, 81 percent of students met standards in English versus 17003 percent statewide; 58 percent met standards in math versus 40 percent statewide.
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On 220 state exams, 21960 percent of students met English standards, versus 22006 percent citywide, while 58 percent met math standards, versus 36 percent citywide.
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The Supreme Court itself has said that pollution standards set under the Clean Air Act to protect public health can coexist with fuel efficiency standards.
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On 2015-16 state tests, 36 percent met standards in English compared with 245 percent districtwide; 212.25 percent met standards in math versus 600 districtwide.
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On 2016-17 state tests, 58 percent met standards in English versus 1403 percent citywide; 61 percent met standards in math versus 42 percent statewide.
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The Advertising Standards Authority in Great Britain is calling for the creation of new standards when it comes to ads that feature harmful gender stereotypes.
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On 1033-17 state tests, 77 percent met standards in English versus 40 percent statewide; 80 percent met standards in math versus 45 percent statewide.
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On 2017-18 state tests, 113 percent met standards in English, versus 42 percent districtwide; 34 percent met standards in math, versus 37 percent districtwide.
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On 11-223 state tests, 22016 percent met standards in English, versus 211 percent districtwide; 25 percent met standards in math, versus 39 percent districtwide.
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On last year's state exams, 21991 percent of students met English standards, versus 295 percent citywide; 65 percent met math standards, versus 47 percent citywide.
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On 2016-17 state tests, 2000 percent met standards in English versus 26 percent citywide; 2500 percent met standards in math versus 25 percent citywide.
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On 2015-16 state tests, 333 percent met standards in English, versus 39 percent citywide; 58 percent met standards in math, versus 40 percent citywide.
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On 26-223 state tests, 228 percent met standards in English, versus 343 percent citywide; 234 percent met standards in math, versus 21794 percent citywide.
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On 2552-225 state tests, 453 percent met standards in English versus 245 percent statewide; 211.75 percent met standards in math versus 217 percent statewide.
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On 143-17 state tests, 63 percent met standards in English versus 40 percent citywide; 2095 percent met standards in math versus 25 percent citywide.
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On state exams, 31 percent of students there met standards in English, versus 40 percent citywide; in math, 28 percent met standards, versus 19903 percent.
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On state tests, 215 percent of students met standards in English, versus 279 percent citywide; 286 percent met standards in math, versus 183 percent citywide.
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On 21969-40 state tests, 240 percent met standards in English, versus 21850 percent districtwide; 260 percent met standards in math, versus 803 percent districtwide.
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On 2174-22017 state tests, 2620 percent met standards in English versus 2640 percent statewide; 6400 percent met standards in math versus 503 percent statewide.
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On 21854-17 state tests, 71 percent met standards in English versus 40 percent statewide; 61 percent met standards in math versus 27 percent statewide.
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On 21-256 state tests, 248 percent met standards in English versus 2100 percent citywide; 290 percent met standards in math versus 633 percent citywide.
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Many security experts have also recommended that manufacturers should adhere to certain minimum technical security standards set by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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" This disparity, the Advertising Standards Authority press office informed me, "reflects the long-held view that TV is a more impactful medium necessitating tougher standards.
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On 153-16 California tests, 19 percent met standards in English, versus 49 percent statewide; 2352 percent met standards in math, versus 2327 percent statewide.
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On 2015-2477 state tests, 242 percent met standards in English versus 248 percent statewide; 213 percent met standards in math versus 2289 percent statewide.
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On state exams last year, 33 percent met standards in English, versus 41 percent citywide, while 53 met standards in math, versus 33 percent citywide.
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The same holds for the second round of these standards for model years 2017 to 2025: The EPA simply adopted California's de facto national standards.
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Indian drugmakers' manufacturing standards, including those of big companies such as Sun Pharma, have been found to have fallen short of international standards in recent years.
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I grew up in an Asian immigrant family, and my parents always had high standards for me, though those standards never included being rich and famous.
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Internally, the committee describes the initiative as "a suite of voluntary technical standards and recommended practices," one that represents far more sophistication than previous television standards.
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And I think in this rush to move the needle on this kind of story, a lot of journalists are sacrificing the standards, the reporting standards.
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They're there as actors—as a resistance against generalized standards of beauty: You can't hold them to the traditional standards by which you'd normally compartmentalize people.
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Our counterterrorism professionals have deeply ingrained the PPG's high standards into their practices and culture such that we can streamline the approval process without compromising standards.
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As CNBC noted, the flaws made the products non-compliant with National Institute of Standards in Technology (NIST) standards that federal contractors are expected to maintain.
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Some states and cities are requiring the former, with renewable energy standards; some (most notably California and Washington) are requiring the latter, with clean energy standards.
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But now they're on the verge of a Big 12 title, which would be a solid season by anyone's standards, including the historic standards at Oklahoma.
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My soldiers looked up to me and I had to counsel them when they couldn't meet the standards, and yet I myself couldn't meet the standards.
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Dwolla understands the Bureau's concerns regarding the protection of consumer data and representations about data security standards, and Dwolla's current data security practices meet industry standards.
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Labor and environmental standards: The Trump administration could also discuss raising labor and environmental standards under NAFTA in a bid to make American workers more competitive.
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The legislation would ask facial recognition technology providers to meet security standards set by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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In the years leading up to its decertification, the Rio lab fell behind international standards, Mr. Klein said, because of how rapidly and sharply standards changed.
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Our technical research has long conformed to the highest academic standards, and we're committed to maintaining these standards when studying the impact of AI on society.
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Trumka says TPP's labor standards fall "woefully short", but the fact is labor standards in modern U.S. trade deals have become stronger with each successive deal.
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Voters over 2628 were evenly split, with 28500 percent saying Trump is subjected to lower standards and 6900 percent saying he is held to higher standards.
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Californian agreed to the standards set under the Obama administration, which would have would have risen fuel efficiency standards to 85033 miles per gallon by 2025.
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The public has 90 days to comment on the standards for rye, mixed grain and triticale and 60 days to comment on the standards for flaxseed.
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Also, the way CAFE standards are written is not simple – they do not just require a vehicle to hit a certain number, they are fleet standards.
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Fortunately, the council is not seeking to weaken light-duty fuel economy standards, appliance efficiency standards or the hydrofluorocarbon deal signed in Kigali, Rwanda, last year.
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These federal standards are necessary to avoid a "race to the bottom" in which states compete to attract industry through providing the weakest health-based standards.
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Only vehicles meeting "National Five" emissions standards, similar to Euro V standards for trucks and buses in Europe, will be allowed to operate at the port.
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New policies that propose things like loosening air quality standards have missed deadlines, and the rollback of vehicle emissions standards was submitted without critical technical documentation.
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That is why we're calling for a governmentwide commitment that production standards of imported food will have to meet British standards as a condition of entry.
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On the most recent state tests, 280 percent met standards in English, versus 1043 percent districtwide; 2104 percent met standards in math, versus 215 percent districtwide.
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Aviation authorities in both the United States and the European Union based their evaluations on national standards of safety for Indonesian carriers compared to international standards.
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The 2016-2017 School Quality Snapshot shows 67 percent meeting English standards versus 41 percent citywide and 68 percent meeting math standards versus 33 percent citywide.
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The Obama administration set the average fleet-wide fuel efficiency standards "too high" and "made assumptions about the standards that didn't comport with reality," Pruitt said.
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On 27.50-2018 state exams, 59 percent met standards in math, versus 45 percent statewide, and 50 percent met standards in English, versus 45 percent statewide.
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"We hold our officers to the highest standards of professionalism, and any officer not meeting those standards will be held accountable," she said in an email.
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"There is nothing in the protocol for new standards for colleges, standards that would require them to call the police and report a crime," she continued.
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"While the negotiated agreement with the Berkshire Museum may satisfy legal standards, it falls far short of ethical standards and best practices for museums," they wrote.
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She was recently appointed to a working group overseen by the National Institute of Standards and Technology that is charged with strengthening standards across the discipline.
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Upon evaluation, an expert concluded that the fund was "not subject to ERISA's comprehensive, heightened standards," nor did it meet the lower state and local standards.
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So he has done more than retouch or reinterpret the four jazz standards and pseudo-standards that appear on this EP (including two from Duke Ellington).
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On 2016 state tests, 1553 percent of students met standards in English versus 39 percent statewide; 42 percent met standards in math versus 43 percent statewide.
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On 173-217 tests, 213.75 percent of students met standards in English versus 21779 percent statewide; 41 percent met standards in math versus 42 percent statewide.
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On 224-2800 tests, 237 percent of students met standards in English, versus 255 percent statewide; 1933 percent met standards in math, versus 2268 percent statewide.
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On the 2015-2943 state tests, 58 percent met standards in English, versus 53 percent statewide; 60 percent met standards in math, versus 2989 percent statewide.
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On the 27-245 state tests, 210.25 percent met standards in English, versus 133 percent statewide; 213 percent met standards in math, versus 220 percent statewide.
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Of the district's middle school students, 62 percent met standards in English, versus 45 percent statewide; 75 percent met standards in math, versus 41 percent statewide.
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And when Trump tried to roll back fuel efficiency standards, some of the biggest car makers said they would hold themselves to the higher standards anyway.
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While Trump is moving American standards backwards, China and the EU are poised to embrace emissions standards that soar past California's within the next few years.
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Reverse Trump's rollback of fuel economy standards At the request of automakers, the Trump administration worked to roll back fuel economy standards for cars and trucks.
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Of course, we would have to decide who sets those standards — the public sector, the private sector, or some combination — and what the standards should be.
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Twenty-nine percent met state standards in English in 500, compared with 2239 percent statewide, while 224 percent met math standards, compared with 210 percent statewide.
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On 2016-17 state assessments, 72 percent of students met standards in English versus 56 percent statewide; 69 percent met standards in math versus 49 statewide.
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On 2016-20053 state assessments, 77 percent of students met standards in English versus 56 percent statewide; 76 percent met standards in math versus 215.25 statewide.
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On 21891-2582 state assessments, 2000 percent of students met standards in English versus 216 percent statewide; 5753 percent met standards in math versus 2575 statewide.
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And it's true that if you went by past standards, by normal standards, it's almost impossible to conceive of a guy like this winning the nomination!
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"Through more collaboration, such as AGI researchers pooling their resources to form a consortia, industry-led guidelines and standards, or technical standards and norms, we can hopefully re-engineer this 'race to the bottom' in safety standards, and instead have a 'race to the top,'" said Lannquist.
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The White House also plans to try to nullify the waiver California has under the Clean Air Act to set its own standards — effectively forcing the state, and the dozen states that have aligned their standards with it, to roll back their standards back as well.
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Under the legislation, the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) would be charged with creating the guidelines and the Office of Management and Budget would inform agencies of the security standards to make sure that IoT devices purchased are consistent with the NIST standards.
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When you open up in California, you're not held to, I don't want to say standards—because there are high standards—but there's not the same rules.
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ULEZ will apply to all petrol vehicles which do not meet Euro 4 emissions standards and all diesel models which do not comply with Euro 6 standards.
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It still has just two speakers and Touch ID instead of Face ID, plus cameras that are fine by 2017 standards but not great by 2019 standards.
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On the district's 2017 fourth-grade state assessments, 47 percent met English standards and 53 percent met math standards; statewide equivalents were 41 percent and 43 percent.
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The House bill would undo many of the new school meal and snack standards, while the Senate agriculture committee bill would keep some of those standards intact.
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However, Creighton says that every social network, no matter what its size, should be held to the same standards and that these standards should be democratically decided.
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Flint's water meets federal standards, but residents still aren't drinking it Flint's water meets federal standards, but residents still aren't drinking it This segment originally aired Jan.
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The House bill would undo many of the new school meal and snack standards, while the Senate Agriculture Committee bill would keep some of those standards intact.
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The auto industry has lobbied the Trump administration to redo a review of Obama-era fuel efficiency standards, but they don't support throwing out the standards altogether.
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Wheeler "hasn't demonstrated a desire or a will to make any meaningful progress on clean drinking water standards and has rolled back clean air standards," he said.
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There is no need to morph or transform their bodies, thus holding them to ridiculous beauty/cuteness standards, before they even know what ridiculous beauty standards are.
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Right now, all helmets on the market must first go through testing to meet standards set by National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment, or NOCSAE.
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The United States did not react to Cannataci's report, but many countries welcomed it and agreed that online privacy standards should be as strong as offline standards.
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Wheeler "hasnt demonstrated a desire or a will to make any meaningful progress on clean drinking water standards and has rolled back clean air standards," he said.
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Accountability requires clear standards, transparent ways of measuring whether schools are meeting those standards, and the ability to reward schools that succeed and sanction those that fail.
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A proposal that leaked last month said the administration wanted to freeze standards in 2020, rolling back the Obama administration's plan to keep ramping up the standards.
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While the current standards get a little tougher each year, the DOT proposal authorized by EPA proposes to freeze the GHG standards at today's levels through 85033.
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Now, more than ever, it is important that American standards on free speech, intellectual property rights and individual liberty be global standards guiding our increasingly interconnected world.
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They say that the EPA's vehicle greenhouse gas standards and the related Department of Transportation efficiency standards for model years 2022 through 2025 need to be revised.
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On 2708-2534 state tests, 22 percent of students met standards in English, versus 23 percent citywide; 24 percent met standards in math, versus 25 percent citywide.
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Education standards also concerned her: Kenya introduced free primary education in 2003, but media reports about absent teachers, missing classroom materials and poor standards are also common.
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But many states, tired of waiting for standards from the federal government, have passed their own more stringent drinking water standards beyond what the EPA currently recommends.
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Daimler intended to use blockchain to keep track of whether suppliers were meeting the control standards it requires from suppliers, particularly surrounding working conditions and ethics standards.
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States had clear standards and flexible tools to reduce or offset carbon pollution and the energy industry had a predictable set of standards for making investment decisions.
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P.A. has already set effective greenhouse gas standards for cars and trucks, and any future aircraft engine standards will also provide important climate and public health benefits.
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President Obama signed off on the 2023 mpg standards just before leaving office in December 2016, two years before the previous standards were scheduled to be reviewed.
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"I'm for higher standards -- state-created, locally implemented -- where the federal government has no role in the creation of standards, content or curriculum," Bush said in August.
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Even though something like Miss International Queen in Thailand is a more inclusive space, it still sounds like you worry about the beauty standards and class standards.
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And by modern standards a lot of people did die during the Blitz, but by the standards of World War II, the figures weren't that high, really.
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Acceptability here refers to civilian standards of safety and trust; for military use the standards might be somewhat laxer, but the performance requirements would likely be tougher.
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There need to be objective regional standards for investment and transparency to ensure that states with the lowest regulatory standards don't become a magnet for unscrupulous operators.
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See, for too long we've pushed to raise worker standards in big cities, and then we've increased standards a little bit in rural areas to keep up.
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The federal Environmental Protection Agency allowed it to have tougher standards under the 1970 Clean Air Act, and more than a dozen states have adopted its standards.
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The results, which are updated regularly, are published by country based on a rating of 1, or "meets I.C.A.O. standards," or 2, does not meet those standards.
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On the state tests, 34 percent met standards in English versus 40 percent citywide and 37 percent met the standards in math, compared to 42 percent citywide.
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Obama was moving in that direction with fuel economy standards for vehicles and federal appliance and building standards, but those policies are in the Trump administration's crosshairs.
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At P.S. 33 Chelsea Prep, which has about 23 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade, 29 percent met the English standards and 229 percent met math standards.
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On last year's state exams, 27 percent of students met English standards, versus 46 percent citywide; on math exams, 27 percent met standards, versus 47 percent citywide.
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On the 18343 fourth-grade state assessment tests, 36 percent met standards in English and 37 percent met standards in math, versus 41 and 43 percent statewide.
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Farther uptown, in Washington Heights, a zoned offering is Public School 173, where 34 percent of students met English standards, and 37 percent met standards in math.
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On 21920 state exams, 49 percent of students met standards in English versus 41 percent citywide, while 55 percent met standards in math versus 38 percent citywide.
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On 40-29 state tests, 503 percent of students met standards in English, versus 250 percent statewide; 21972 percent met standards in math, versus 289 percent statewide.
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On 2017-18 state tests, 46 percent of students met standards in English, versus 46 percent statewide; 38 percent met standards in math, versus 19723 percent statewide.
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Standards don't become regulations; they're conventions, "recipes for reality" in the words of Lawrence Busch, a sociologist emeritus at Michigan State University who studies how standards arise.
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"Imposing one set of standards for transgender troops, and another set of standards for everyone else is a recipe for disruption, distraction and waste," Mr. Belkin said.
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On 2018-19 state tests, 78 percent of students met standards in English, versus 57 percent districtwide; 80 percent met standards in math, versus 62 percent districtwide.
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The chaos during Trump's ascent and presidency has been extreme by the standards of recent politics but not by the standards of America's worst periods of crisis.
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Because the USMCA fails to include binding climate pollution standards that would apply across borders, companies will simply continue outsourcing pollution to wherever environmental standards are lowest.
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On 2014-27.50 state tests, 26.50 percent of students met standards in English versus 245 percent statewide; 25.50 percent met standards in math versus 10 percent statewide.
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By the standards of top Chinese financial regulators — indeed, by the standards of financial regulators in any country — Mr. Xiang led an uncommonly varied and creative life.
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On last year's state exams, 13 percent of students met standards in English, versus 21 percent citywide; 2181 percent met standards in math, versus 2191 percent citywide.
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The process for creating voluntary safety standards for most consumer products is handled through ASTM International, an organization that helps develop technical standards for thousands of products.
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In that school, 66 percent met state standards in English compared with 37 percent citywide, while 70 percent met state math standards compared with 32 percent citywide.
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Schools and districts embarked on 15 years of teaching the California state standards and trying to raise the scores of students on tests aligned with these standards.
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In 2016-17 state assessments, 66 percent of students met standards in English versus 56 percent statewide; 67 percent met standards in math versus 49 percent statewide.
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Based on the standards that Twitter has revealed through whom it censures and whom it lets go free, it's easy to imagine that platform's standards are similar.
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To make Congress be excellent, you need high standards for conduct but also a good quality of life for the people who live up to those standards.
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I think you know that we oversee FinCEN and we've been very clear with them, and you can call that threatening, that if they don't meet the standards of our money laundering standards and the standards that we have at FinCEN, that we would take enforcement actions against them.
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Industry watchers feared that the Trump administration's plan to freeze federal emission standards, a rollback of tightened standards created by the Obama administration, could have led to two auto markets in the US -- one subject to more restrictive California regulations and another linked to significantly less stringent federal standards.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Wifi standards, as well as a whole host of other electronics standards, are managed by the IEEE: The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
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The EPA will be doing a midterm evaluation of light-duty vehicle standards during Clinton's first term; standards for heavy-duty vehicles have been proposed but not finalized.
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But, Cino said, they would need more money and the manpower to meet those standards—to train analysts in new standards, update validation reports, and monitor updated procedures.
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The European Union is considering laws to force compliance with security standards, and multiple industry and government groups have released standards for voluntary compliance in the United States.
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The agency would then undertake a rule-making process to adopt standards "at least as stringent as the ICAO standards" and formally propose them in 2017, she said.
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Both parties have questioned the strict mortgage lending standards the bureau has set down, arguing the standards have shut some credit-worthy borrowers out of the housing market.
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The development of other exotic token standards may also eat into ERC-721 market share; however, a diverse offering of NFT standards should help bolster the NFT ecosystem.
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Secondly, SESTA allows for states to hold sites liable as well, and that the internet needs a single, national standards to work with, rather than 50 separate standards.
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His efforts have included revising emissions standards for cars and trucks, increasing his control over the implementation of the Clean Water Act and weakening standards on hazardous chemicals.
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The feds will retain their authority to set and enforce safety standards, communicate with the public about safety, and occasionally issue guidances about how to meet national standards.
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Federal regulators will not extend their deadline for comments on strict fuel efficiency standards, effectively allowing them to finalize the standards before President Obama leaves office next year.
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To realize this objective, we need the OFR to continue its standards initiatives in the U.S. and be the contact point to foster global adoption of these standards.
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Standards for cars are more stringent than for trucks, and within each class vehicles with a smaller footprint must meet stricter standards than vehicles with a larger one.
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HOUSE PASSES BILL TO LOOSEN COAL WASTE EMISSIONS STANDARDS: The House voted Thursday to loosen certain air pollution standards for a specific kind of coal-fired power plant.
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On 2017-18 state tests, 54 percent of the students met standards in English, versus 46 percent citywide; 63 percent met standards in math, versus 47 percent citywide.
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The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee's subpanel on clean air will host a hearing on the EPA's ozone standards and two bills meant to change the standards.
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Most news stories have been comparing Obama's set 2025 levels to freezing standards forever or even repealing current standards and I would be strongly opposed to those alternatives.
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They create standards to address the financial crisis, protect the environment, impose ethical constraints on artificial intelligence, and tackle corruption, that lead, and sometimes preempt, government-set standards.
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This argument ignores the fact that detailed operating and maintenance standards are built into each P3 deal, so investors are required to maintain the highest industry-wide standards.
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As an example of the crucial need for public quality standards for biologic medicines, the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) first began developing public standards for insulin in 1955.
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Surprisingly, the loudest voices delaying the establishment of additional safety standards for self-driving cars, higher standards than the current status quo, are safety and consumer advocates themselves.
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Those standards are normal to most hotel stayers, but when traveling in the East, standards can vary wildly especially at budget hotels, which Zen Rooms is focused on.
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On the district's 272 fourth-grade Smarter Balanced assessments, 216.3 percent met English standards and 26.3 percent met math standards, compared to 54.1 percent and 50 percent statewide.
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On Elmsford's 274 fourth-grade state assessments, 44 percent of the students met English standards and 48 percent met math standards; statewide equivalents were 41 and 43 percent.
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On state exams last year, 18303 percent of students there met standards in English, versus 47 percent citywide; in math, 48 percent met standards, versus 43 percent citywide.
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On the district's 2017 fourth-grade state assessments, 74 percent of students met English standards and 80 percent met math standards; statewide equivalents were 41 and 19763 percent.
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The 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) — the global organization that develops telecommunication standards — delayed the upcoming release of new 5G standards by three months due to the coronavirus.
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In addition, the E.P.A. proposal would let energy companies operating in states that have their own state-level methane standards follow those standards instead of the federal ones.
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As a perfectionist, I hold very high standards and goals for myself, and when I fail to meet those standards, the disappointment that I feel is incredibly overwhelming.
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OpenRAN, a standards body, wants infrastructure manufacturers like Huawei to agree on standards for the technology in their networks that shuttles data around to make joint operation easier.
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In the 2016-17 school year, 50 percent met state standards in English versus 41 percent citywide; in math, 49 percent met state standards versus 38 percent citywide.
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On 21981-2444 state tests, 32 percent of the students met standards in English versus 40 percent statewide; 35 percent met standards in math versus 42 percent statewide.
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For eighth-graders, 19803 percent met or exceeded ELA standards, compared with 21980 percent statewide, and 22009 percent met or exceeded math standards, compared with 218 percent statewide.
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On the 2018-19 state tests, 40 percent met standards in English, compared with 48 percent citywide; 42 percent met standards in math, compared with 50 percent citywide.
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When the wages and labor standards of unauthorized immigrants are degraded, it has a negative impact on the wages and labor standards of U.S. workers in similar jobs.
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In the four-year period after the safety standards became mandatory, walker-related injuries decreased by 22.7% compared with the four years before, when the standards were voluntary.
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The standards, which require automakers to sell vehicles that average about 54 miles per gallon by 15, are among the most ambitious fuel economy standards in the world.
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Their job is to go where the facts lead them, maintain consistency in standards of conduct and hold accountable those who fail to live up to those standards.
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"The reporting that we're reversing Obama-era fuel efficiency standards in pre-empting the tougher California standards is simply false," Sanders said during a White House press briefing.
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Today, under antitrust laws, which forbid group boycotts, publishers are prohibited from collectively negotiating standards for improving trust and withholding content from platforms that don't meet these standards.
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"The officer's actions did not meet SPD's standards of acceptable use of discretion and were not consistent with the standards of professionalism or training," the police statement said.
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Many of the technical standards for assessing the discriminatory potential of technologies mentioned by the memo are still being identified by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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The public has 2023 days to comment on the standards for rye, mixed grain, and triticale, and 60 days to comment on the standards for flaxseed. http://bit.
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Without agreement on basic business standards and a mechanism to enforce those standards, companies in all three countries would waste time and money fighting about the ground rules.
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In emailed comments to Reuters, he said local standards had lagged those from Europe, though China was now speeding up setting its own standards, based on European rules.
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Fifty-one percent of students in the district met 18393-20159 standards in English versus 21917 percent statewide; 21985 percent met standards in math versus 39 percent statewide.
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The congressman is perhaps handsome by the standards of Washington; he is certainly handsome by the standards expressed by Trump, who seems to equate it mostly with bigness.
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Credit standards for both households and enterprises were little changed in the second quarter, and banks also expect credit standards to remain approximately unchanged in the third quarter.
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The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) said on Thursday that its IFRS standards do address issues related to climate change risk, even if they are not addressed explicitly.
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While there are still no national standards for recovery centers and no national certification, 27 state agencies have adopted standards created by the National Alliance for Recovery Residences.
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Teaching standards of morality to youth and helping them follow those standards -- including in interviews with priesthood leaders -- is an important responsibility of parents and of the Church.
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On state exams last school year, 222 percent of students met standards in English, versus 21954 percent citywide; in math, 16833 percent met standards, versus 21683 percent citywide.
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The legislation would require the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a nonregulatory standards laboratory housed in the Commerce Department, to produce cybersecurity resources for small businesses.
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"They have a responsibility and they set community standards and clearly the president has shown many-a-times that he has violated their community standards," she told POLITICO.
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The number of technical standards that go into some products is astonishing, and the complexity of the methods used to create these standards is perhaps even more remarkable.
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On last year's state exams, 49 percent of students met standards in English, versus 45 percent statewide; on math exams, 58 percent met standards, versus 18373 percent statewide.
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"This review established that both Zambia and Zimbabwe had met new standards, strict, international conservation standards, that allowed Americans to resume hunting in those countries," Sanders told reporters.
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"Everybody will know what the standards are for the work that they do and they'll be judged according to equal standards and they will be given equal opportunity."
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What's more, the EPA is revoking the Clean Air Act waiver that allows California to set its own air quality standards (and thus its own fuel economy standards).
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Tier 1 signifies that a country is complying with the minimum standards of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act; Tier 2 means it isn't fulfilling the standards but is making an effort to; and Tier 3 means failure to meet standards and a failure to make meaningful efforts to correct for it.
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In addition to the argument that car manufacturers will be unable to meet the fuel efficiency standards set forth in the Obama plan, the administration is arguing that more stringent standards will drive up the cost of new cars -- therefore leaving many drivers stuck with older models with lower safety standards.
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The American National Standards Institute (ANSI), a private non-profit organization, administers and coordinates the U.S. voluntary standards and conformity assessment system, working in close collaboration with stakeholders from industry, government, consumer groups, academia, and other interests to identify and develop standards and conformance–based solutions to national and global priorities.
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In addition to the argument that car manufacturers will be unable to meet the fuel efficiency standards set forth in the Obama plan, the administration is arguing that more stringent standards will drive up the cost of new cars — therefore leaving many drivers stuck with older models with lower safety standards.
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Led by a board of prominent Americans from a range of backgrounds and political ideologies, ISSO could invest in identifying the community standards that will best advance society's interests on the internet, promulgate a community standards code across platforms, and ultimately build the capacity to monitor and enforce the standards.
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As scientists entrenched in this research, we have endorsed higher standards for dissemination of evidence based programs including the Society for Prevention Research Standards of Evidence and the Blueprints for Healthy Youth Development Standards, also adopted by the 2016 surgeon general's report, Facing Addiction in America: Alcohol, Drugs and Health.
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California's waiver under the Clean Air Act allowed it to set standards tighter than the federal standards, which have been adopted by more than a dozen states and became the de-facto nationwide standard, because automakers do not design different sets of vehicles to meet different standards in different states.
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Trump's Environmental Protection Agency has proposed freezing federal fuel economy standards for 10 years (a measure so extreme that even automakers oppose it), but as things stand, California has a waiver under the Clean Air Act that allows it to opt out of federal standards and implement its own vehicle standards.
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