A statement provided on Monday by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, responding to questions submitted a week ago, said Shell's revision did not affect Nigeria's position because of different standards of reporting reserves.
The planning system needs to be weighted differently for house dwellers and for Travellers, and there is no inherent unfairness about this, because we have different standards of living.
"It is not about the disease spreading in the UK because we have frankly different standards of infection control procedures that would make that most unlikely," he said.
Thus, two objects that look identical may be susceptible to different standards of judgment, because one might be an artefact (say, a carved stone) and the other not (say, a stone which fell from a cliff and broke, resulting in the same shape as the carved stone).
It is difficult to make international comparisons of nursing homes because countries across the world have different standards of care, resources and attitudes in nursing homes.
If the "best science" and "sound science" are interpreted to mean science that meets the highest standards of scientific evidence, then it is not clear that regulatory policy must always be based on this form of evidence, because it may be appropriate to use different standards of evidence to protect the public from risks.
Comedy and tragedy have different standards of plausibility, just as civil and criminal cases have different standards of proof.
Two different standards of proof.
There are going to be attacks based on different standards of morality and different standards of dress and physical attractiveness.
It is clearly in the officers' favor that they were acquitted at the criminal trial, but the outcome can be different during a disciplinary proceeding, in part because of the different standard of proof.
