Sentence examples for beyond the standard set from inspiring English sources

In a speech to educators last month, Governor Pataki stressed that "every single kid" should have "at least a good high school education," going far beyond the standard set by the appellate court.

Under long-standing tort law doctrines, government safety standards have always been relevant for jury decisions in these types of cases because they establish a clear standard of conduct, but juries in appropriate cases remain free to conclude that a manufacturer should have gone beyond the standard set by the government in cases where that standard is met.

In vivo incorporation of non-canonical amino acids enables an expansion of the amino acid repertoire beyond the standard set of 20 canonical amino acids prescribed by the genetic code.

Various workers in our country had carried out extensive studies on water quality have studied groundwater chemistry of shallow aquifers in the coastal zones of have concluded that groundwater present in the shallow aquifers are poor in quality and beyond potable limit as per the standard set by WHO (Amer 1995; Chidambaram et al. 2009; Dar et al. 2010).

Morse's winning throw was also beyond the 2013 World Championship "B" standard of 64m and leaves the "A" standard, set by British Athletics, of 66m within his sights.

Companies are taking note of this and with a little encouragement from shareholders, they are establishing commitments that are now going beyond standards set by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), of which ConAgra is a member.

Farmer Mac's health is somewhat dicey, and it operates with the barest of financial cushions beyond standards set by regulators.

They recognize that the irreparable harm standard sets a high bar, a significant threat that goes beyond general opposition to unpopular views or identities.

The standard is set at 2 mg/cm².

However, some accountants argue that such standards set by the Engineering Approach cannot verify if the standards are too loose or too rigid and fail to provide sufficient incentives for employees to improve beyond the standards.

Beware the standards you set.