Sentence examples for different standards applying from inspiring English sources

During the 19th century and the Industrial Revolution, the law of nuisance significantly changed; rather than the previous tests a standard of care was instead expected, with different standards applying to individuals and companies.

She was getting at the different standards applied to female genius.

The authors here suggest that different standards applied to creative writers.

Take the different standards applied to racially insensitive politicos Ken Livingstone, Naz Shah (both expelled) and Boris Johnson (promoted).

The lesson that many will draw is that two different standards apply to Arab citizen rights.

But two days earlier, Judge Judith Bartnoff of the D.C. Superior Court apparently decided that different standards apply to pomegranate juice than to national security.

She said she had been unfairly targeted by the media because of her gender and that there were different standards applied to women in powerful jobs.

Once upon a time it might have been customary for some to categorise rugby as "our game" and insist different standards applied.

When an audience member asked why Obama had been berated no end for Reverend Jeremiah Wright's incendiary sermons, while those of a preacher at a church Sarah Palin attended had gone relatively unremarked, West began to rail against the different standards applied to black and white clergyman.

Different standards apply to at-grade crossings of LRT.

A police spokesman said officers were governed by a Code of Conduct and different standards applied to them in addition to criminal law.