Sentence examples for bad standard from inspiring English sources
For many people this is a bad standard to uphold; it encourages paralysis.
His contemporaries included George Eastham, John White, Alex Young and Jim Baxter: not a bad standard against which to be judged.
After having the guidelines described to him, Mr. Hacker, the consumer advocate, said the 85percentt stipulation "is not a bad standard" and described it as "a step forward".
Mr. Herz, who now serves on the parent body of the Canadian agency that sets accounting rules, argued for a policy similar to the one adopted there, in which the international standard is accepted unless there is clear evidence that it is a bad standard or was adopted as a result of undue political interference.
Like Microsoft twenty years ago, they will succeed because a bad standard is better than none: and like Microsoft ten years ago, they "innovate" by clumsily copying and then trying to squash the real innovators.
Base categories for explanatory dummy variables: Need – Keratosis; Pressure – No; Telemedicine – No; Special interest – No; Health status – Neither good nor bad; standard errors in parenthesis.
Just as radiation can be worth it overall when it protects patients from bad cancers, standard geoengineering may be worth it overall but it is suboptimal.
a. Bad faith standard The TROL Act makes it unlawful to engage in sending written communications that state the recipient may be infringing the patent if the sender, "in bad faith, seeks compensation for..
But this confusion is exactly what the proposed Act accomplishes by granting authority over patent demand letters to the FTC as a consumer protection issue while requiring the FTC to meet the bad faith standard.[iii] b.
Evaluating director action under the bad faith standard is a contextual and fact specific inquiry and what a director knows and understands is, of course, relevant to such an inquiry.
The subjective "bad judgment" standard sounds nothing like the due process crutch the Vikings currently cite.
