Sentence examples for decisive standard from inspiring English sources
It is human dignity which provides the decisive standard.
It was a slightly indeterminate push, certainly by Williamson's decisive standards, and it ricocheted back onto the stumps.
Organizations improve equality and impartiality in performance appraisals by assessing employee performance based on standard decisive factor, aptitude, and metrics that are consistent across other employees in similar job functions.
Five points constitutes a decisive victory by any standard and the achievement of the home players was enough to leave their captain Paul Azinger in tears, their supporters in ecstasy and their opponents regretting a strategy that left their strongest players unable to contribute to the cause.
One might challenge the assumption that prudential, as opposed to moral, considerations ought to be decisive in adopting a standard for human death.
In 1915 Prokofiev made a decisive break from the standard composer-pianist category with his orchestral Scythian Suite, compiled from music originally composed for a ballet commissioned by Sergei Diaghilev of the Ballets Russes.
"While it seems messy, the decision is pretty quick and decisive, and certainly establishes a standard of behavior for syndicates".
It is a step that could also be decisive in raising ethical standards across the industry and protecting ordinary people from unjustified cruelty.
No wonder Mr Plattner is appealing to both sides to make their platforms more compatible.If SAP were to plump for Java, Microsoft would have reason to worry: the leanings of a huge competitor can be decisive in such a standards war.
They must show that age was the decisive factor, an unfairly tough standard of proof and a major watering down of older workers' civil rights.
