Sentence examples for confusing standards from inspiring English sources

The government is confusing standards and standing internationally with education and educating.

Housebuilding: 100 "overlapping and confusing standards" applied to new homes reduced "to less than 10" - estimated saving £64m.

All these moves seem designed to keep the "scandal" breathing through the upcoming elections, and highlight the degree to which politicians are disconnected from the reality most organizations face in dealing with the IRS's confusing standards.

They acknowledge that access to information is important for fighting crime and terrorism, but say they are dealing with a patchwork of confusing standards that have been interpreted inconsistently by the courts, creating uncertainty.

Because of the closeness of the race and the messiness of the count, and because of the different and confusing standards for manual recounting, we may never know who won.

He plans to cut around 90% of thousands of pages of "over-zealous rules", reducing over a hundred "overlapping and confusing standards" for new homes to less than 10.

Richard Hawkins, superintendent of the William Floyd School District in Shirley, said: "We shouldn't confuse higher standards with a Regents diploma.

Even after such adjustments have been made, disposable income should not be confused with standard of living or with economic welfare, the actual standard of consumption that a person has achieved.

The bond Kant describes is considered divine, but should not be confused with standard anthropological descriptions.

But for all the overlap, Walter TV's weird, artful surf rock would probably confuse the standard Mac Demarco bro-fan masses.

This is not to be confused with standard instrumental variables which, by definition, are associated only with the exposure and which have bias-reducing properties in appropriate analyses (see [ 50] for this) and bias-amplifying effects in other analyses [ 46].