"While criticism of standard systems in the UK has tended to focus on the desire to strip out as much of the 'architecture' as possible, we were fascinated to find that standardisation in Brazil was driven by a focus on extending the reach of high-quality architecture to everyone," says Chambers.
There is a close relationship between this debate and a common criticism that standard formal logics (in the sense of (L1)) won't be able to capture the logical truths (in the sense of (L2)).
A major criticism of standard cell lines as a model for human breast cancer is that they are essentially disconnected from the individuals from whom they were derived.
When Sancha members held meetings, they read aloud from jargon-filled central-government documents, and they regularly embarked on self-criticisms, a standard routine in Chinese organizations.
In a withering criticism of standards in the health service, David Prior, the chair of the Care Quality Commission (CQC), warns that "many patients receive poor care".
The company Vardaga, which has come under fierce criticism for standards of elderly care, said accommodation for child refugees involved high personnel costs, long lead-times and a high degree of uncertainty.
The proposed press law was one of a string of conclusions in a summary that contains withering criticism of standards in the industry – but the shorter document rarely singles out individual newspapers.
In particular, the authority came in for criticism for standards at GCSE level in schools across the county.
Perfectionism has been proposed to have developmental origins (Flett et al. 2002), with maternal criticism when standards are not met (Bleys et al. 2016; Greblo and Bratko 2014) and parental psychological control found to be particularly important (Soenens et al. 2005).
Richard Scudamore has rejected Sir Alex Ferguson's criticism of the standard of refereeing in the Premier League.
Yet such calls are not meant as a criticism of the standard repertory.
