Sentence examples for a standard established from inspiring English sources

• Auriemma versus Calhoun has been among the rarest of intercollegiate role reversals, a men's program deservedly held to a standard established by women.

While Amnesty International has never favored military intervention, American-based Human Rights Watch will support it to stop a slaughter in progress -- a standard established amid great internal strife after Serbian massacres in Bosnia.

PAGE 29 Sports TWO POWERHOUSE RIVALS At the Same University Jim Calhoun, left, versus Geno Auriemma, right, has been among the rarest of intercollegiate role reversals: a men's college basketball program deservedly held to a standard established by women.

The general litmus test for a gay-friendly place is whether it is TAG-approved, a standard established by an organization called Community Marketing Inc. to identify businesses that have a nondiscrimination policy and offer diversity training for their staff members, for instance.

OSHA's letter to Yale noted that the lathe that killed Dufault was built in 1962 but lacked safety features that were mandated by a standard established in 1984.

Using a standard established method of interpretation for the HRQOL scores for the EORTC tool, the minimal important difference was calculated (Osoba et al, 1998).

OSHA has never set a standard establishing safety limits on workers' exposure to nPB.

The study on accuracy of MacCAT-CR in children was performed using a reference standard established by experts.

In 1998, an ISO standard established to assist in evaluating a pointing device was ISO 9241, titled "Ergonomic design for office work with visual display terminals (VDTs)" [ 41].

The Renewable Fuel Standard established a limit of 15 billion gallons for the use of corn grain for ethanol.

Hume notes that the Obama administration is being inconsistent in Syria because no one is making the case for an intervention there, on the standard established by Libya.