Sentence examples for a standard how from inspiring English sources

There was not a standard how a smoking cessation training program should be organized or how many hours physicians should be trained.

In a public statement, Amelang López and his colleague Jaime Montero pointed out what they saw as a double standard: How could a democracy pay homage to García Lorca and cry "Je suis Charlie," then imprison a pair of satirists?

If England take a different path and if the new-look O levels are indeed regarded as setting a "gold standard", how far should qualifications in Wales diverge from those in England?

Most applications for the next academic year beginning in the autumn have to be made by the end of December, so a university's popularity is put to an objective standard: how many people want to attend.

Just as there are standards for regulating how data is sent around the Internet, WAP sets a standard for how data is sent between wireless devices like handheld computers, Web-enabled cell phones and pagers.

In consequence, the WHO aims to provide for the first time a standard on "how children should grow", rather than a traditional growth reference that describes "how children are growing".

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.

You are setting a standard for how people should act and increasing the likelihood that the person will comply.