Sentence examples for applying subjective standards from inspiring English sources

But in December 1999, the seven judges of the State Court of Appeals unanimously overturned those rulings, saying the administration had gone too far in shutting down businesses like Les Hommes and was applying subjective standards -- such as sales receipts -- that were beyond the scope of its own law.

The office was given wide latitude to apply subjective standards, including judgments about the "attitude" and the marital and financial stability of applicants.

It seems fairly clear to some readers of systematic reviews that in their attempts to be "objective" in applying their subjective standards, reviewers may have achieved a level of uniformity in the format for their judgments that actually reduces their intrinsic validity.

If the United States used subjective standards in applying its interrogation rules, he said, then potential enemies might adopt different standards of treatment for American detainees based on an officer's rank or other factors.

Coming to grips with who I am means redefining myself by highly personal and subjective standards.

The states with more objective standards, including Texas, have an average sentencing rate of 1.9percentthethe states with more subjective standards have an average sentencing rate of 2.7percentt.

In our society, we tend to judge people by subjective standards, like aptitude and exterior beauty, often leaving out those who do not have "standard abilities".

"It's a very subjective standard that these people are trying to apply," Kingsley said.

"Why are people suddenly applying double standards?

ALEX ROSS: Agreed, it's a subjective standard.

But Acrobolix adheres to a more subjective standard — it's about finding a balance within oneself.