Sentence examples for a different set of standards from inspiring English sources

I suspect that my fellow-midnight-viewers and I will hold it to a different set of standards.

What's troubling to me is that these famous athletes are dealt with using a different set of standards and I think they ought to be held accountable.

However, the introduction of assays based upon various nucleic acid testing (NAT) technologies, each utilizing a different set of standards, creates the potential for misinterpretation of patient results.

Would it be so wrong to have a different set of standards for a winery with a history that goes back centuries, or a coffee house that goes back decades?

However, non-federal agencies may apply a different set of standards for record retention and in those cases it is best to refer to the agreement itself for retention requirements.

Indeed, the regulations specifically provide for a different set of standards to be applied to the continued stay review of patients admitted to a facility prior to March 1, 1977.

Should the healthcare industry have a different set of ethical standards to follow than other industries because lives are at stake?

But well-funded Diaspora has indicated that it might use its cash pile to implement a different set of open standards called OStatus.

A different set of legal standards may govern lawsuits separate from divorce from those that arise as part of a divorce action.

In addition, they have a problem with "compartmentalization," and 88percentt of them think people "have a different set of ethical standards in business than in their personal lives," and 66percentt believe there should not be two sets of values governing people at home and in the office.

As a journalist, he says, "there's a very different set of standards to work through but the challenge was, what do you do with that, do you just sort of observe it?" While defamation proceedings aren't hugely common in New Zealand, their settlements can be enough to sink a smaller media organisation.