From a traffic standpoint, from a fiscal standpoint, from an afterschool activity standpoint".
"It became clear to us," Harmon recalled, "particularly to the deans, that the only course of action, from the standpoint of the institution, since this young man had applied to Princeton under utterly false pretenses, was to declare the admission null and void.
"Coach Cavanaugh has apologized to the student, as well as to the team, and I believe that he understands that he has made a mistake," Timothy Dillon, the Canisius athletic director, said yesterday in a release".However, from the college's standpoint, an action such as this is unacceptable".
Collecting signatures in support of a scientific concept is thus an utterly meaningless action from a scientific standpoint.
Many critics look at affirmative action from an individual standpoint, but I feel it's equally important to examine it from the collective as well -- and collectively, there is still much inequity to address.
Being of things in its most general and indeterminate sense is by Maritain 17 referred to from the standpoint of action (ie, in reference to what they do).
Writing to his friend Alan Gregg, Weed hinted "from our standpoint this action of course means, that if Schaltenbrand accepts, we are prepared to go ahead with the project whenever you are ready to present an official appeal... we shall be prepared to go ahead whenever you are ready.
From an ethical standpoint, what actions, if any, should Google take now that the bill has passed?
Rather, such risk-taking is more likely caused by other factors, including the governance requirement that corporate managers including managers of systemically important firms view the consequences of their firm's actions only from the standpoint of the firm and its investors, ignoring systemic externalities that can harm the public.
From a psychological standpoint, few actions are determined by a single motive.
