Sentence examples similar to applying a consistent yardstick from inspiring English sources

You can certainly have differences of opinion over what to do with the results, but at least the kids should know where they stand, and in that regard, at least standardized tests provide a consistent yardstick for measurement.

Hood replied: "At Oxford, we apply a consistent standard in awarding degree classifications.

WASHINGTON — After years of judging the merits of federal laws by their costs or savings, Washington is applying a new yardstick: Will they create or destroy jobs?

But the appeals panel said the judge should have applied a tougher yardstick to Ough's role in drafting offering documents for some Orange County entities.

Work is ongoing with partners to ensure that this guidance is clear and applied in a consistent way".

Disclosure of CEO pay ratios gives everyone a consistent and meaningful yardstick by which to measure income equality.

Despite its numerous moral blotches, the United States may still rank above other nations by an evenhandedly applied moral yardstick.

The same may apply to China if Trump has a consistent policy.

Yet Obama, who is said to have favored Summers for the job, applied precisely that political yardstick by making him run in a monetary version of a beauty pageant.

Marketing must not only provide a consistent message, it must be consistently applied and scheduled.

If one applies Hughes' yardstick, that's around 3,200 too many.