Sentence examples for a standard for how from inspiring English sources

It set a standard for how coffee is ethically sourced.

"They set a standard for how women on Wall Street should treat each other".

The Environmental Protection Agency sets a standard for how much tritium is allowed in drinking water.

Media, which shapes communication and perception, sets a standard for how other companies communicate.

"Back in the very early days of bank-robbing, there wasn't a standard for how to build a bank vault," he said.

Van de Velde never again came close to winning a major, although he did set a standard for how to handle soul-crushing defeat with grace and humor.

Under this concept, each of the 33 countries which must curb emissions would accept a target and a standard for determining how much it is emitting two items that are basically settled already.

They also went a step further, asking the high court for the first time to set a firm standard for how a punch-card ballot should be examined to determine a voter's intent, suggesting that all marks and indentations on a ballot should be broadly interpreted as a vote.

The bill passed today does not set a specific standard for how quickly a cigarette must snuff itself out, leaving that decision to the state's Office of Fire Prevention and Control.

"If we are so upset about Baucus, then perhaps there ought to be a better standard for how someone becomes a United States attorney more generally," Ms. Sloan said.

Pradhan added that Obama's apology in April over the deaths of American development expert Warren Weinstein and Italian aid worker Giovanni Lo Porto, two hostages being held by al-Qaida at a compound in Pakistan, showed a double standard for how western lives are treated as opposed to civilians in countries ravaged by the broader "war on terror".