Sentence examples for a suitable standard from inspiring English sources

First, one could deny that truth was a suitable standard for measuring political judgment.

When every Briton lives a suitable standard of life, then my tax money can be spent elsewhere.

It had to realise some of the things it was doing were not of a suitable standard.

A Locog spokesman said: "Cleanevent [part of Spotless] have assured us that the accommodation they are providing their workers is of a suitable standard".

On the other hand, it was noted in [13], for example, that certain solutions of the GNEP (the normalized Nash equilibria, to be defined later) can be found by solving a suitable standard VI associated to the GNEP.

The team continually suffers from not having naturals in this position; a position that should shoulder both defensive and attacking responsibilities, but usually we are lucky if the player in that position that could fill one of those responsibilities to a suitable standard.

For its part, the city's insecure republican government saw a 17-foot statue of a giant-killer as a suitable standard-bearer for their administration.The Medici mausoleum in the family church of San Lorenzo was also influenced by a melancholic mood in Florentine politics.

The flow rate of 5 L/min may be a more suitable standard as it is more comfortable.

Surgical findings at laparotomy, even with IOUS, no longer represent an adequate suitable standard of reference for measuring the accuracy of imaging.

Problems aggravating reliable quantification are the large variety of sample types and properties, as well as a lack of suitable standard materials.

We propose that the pulse-labeling assay provides a suitable gold standard to measure the amount of food utilized by an animal.