Sentence examples for a low standard for from inspiring English sources

"It is inherently unfair and creates a low standard for law enforcement," Mr. Soares said of the current system.

With Nozick, Robins claims that such a low standard for 'voluntary participation' necessary to engage the free riding principle would mean that people weren't, in fact obligated not to free ride (Robins 1984: 127 131).

Second, experiences also teaches that if government can penalize speakers for their speech under a low standard for liability, it is likely to use that power selectively.

According to experiments that manipulate the desirability of the conclusion, people demand a high standard of evidence for unpalatable ideas and a low standard for preferred ideas.

Since silage with a low standard of quality is neither adequate for feeding the cows nor the biogas plant, the family farms ensure that an overall high quality is maintained.

When Bernstein declines, the scene seems intended to suggest that he's a restrained romantic — a low standard, even for an antihero.

The radiographic histogram ratio was a reliable dynamic indicator of bone healing, with a low standard deviation for each mean value.

The ability to achieve a low standard uncertainty for the Flack parameter depends in part on the resonant scattering effects having sufficient magnitude to lead to measurably different intensities for Friedel pairs of reflections with indices h and.

And it's a shamefully low standard for a potential president to set: He's supposed to get a pass on harming women because other men have harmed women?

The government sets a frighteningly low standard for itself, saying it needs only "some evidence" that a citizen has "associated" with a terrorist organization "bent on hostile acts" to hold him indefinitely.

U/S Rood observed that while encouraging responsible behavior in arms transfers in general was good, the risk with a treaty was than an unacceptably low standard for arms transfers would result.