Sentence examples for Proper standard for from inspiring English sources

Adequacy, not access, is the proper standard for postsecondary spending.

The proper standard for public judgment is credibility.

Whatever the proper standard for secession might be, the next president cannot simply improvise.

Overall, there has not been a proper standard for measuring the slip resistance of WPC products.

Will the SJC even accept the Joiner determination as to the proper standard for appellate review of Daubert hearings?

The proper standard for attacking a person under the laws of war is whether the person has a "continuous combat function" or is "directly participating in hostilities".

Tom King Knoxville, Tenn., Feb. 25, 2008 ● I will leave it to the experts as to when a story meets the proper standards for publication.

Although the adoption of the Code of Evidence and the growing acceptance of the Christophersen analysis helped bring relative uniformity to judicial practice in regards to admissibility of experts in Louisiana, there remained uncertainty as to what the proper standards for admissibility should be.

1171, 1173, 3 L.Ed.2d 1959 (1959) (using the Court's "supervisory power to formulate and apply proper standards for enforcement of the criminal law in the federal courts" in setting aside a criminal conviction because several jurors had read inadmissible news accounts of the defendant's past activities).

Our troops, however, because they could not keep rank, nor stand firm, nor follow their proper standards — for any man from any ship attached himself to whatever standard he chanced upon — were in considerable disorder.

"We hope this report will be useful to our users in the ongoing debate about the proper standards for government requests for user information in official investigations," wrote Facebook lawyer Colin Stretch.