Then again, possibly we have different standards from those of the trade.
He said the oversight role of Congress operated to a different standard from the criminal test of "beyond a reasonable doubt".
"Having a different standard from the rest of the world fractures the market," said Ann Rollins, director of technology and trade policy at the Information Technology Industry Council, whose members include Dell, Hewlett-Packard, I.B.M., Intel, Microsoft and others.
Something about animation, and especially animation on Comedy Central, is held to a different standard from the one used to judge live-action sketch shows or high-minded political satire.
If the Nationals retain Martinez — he has two years left on a discount three-year, $2.8 million contract — they would be applying a different standard from the one they had for his predecessor, Dusty Baker, who was fired after consecutive defeats in the division series.
See ante, at 1. Where, as here, application of a different standard from the one applied by the lower court requires an in-depth review of the record, the ordinary course is to remand so that the parties have a fair opportunity to address, and the lower court to consider, all of the relevant issues.
Having a different standard from the rest of the world fractures the market, said Ann Rollins, director of technology and trade policy for the Information Technology Industry Council, whose members include IBM, Intel, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Dell and others.
By tradition, the S.G. staff operates according to a different standard from that of the hired guns who generally appear before the Supreme Court.
Three early 16th-century professional Suzhou masters, Zhou Chen, Qiu Ying, and Tang Yin, established a somewhat different standard from that of the scholarly Wu group, never renouncing the professional's technical skills yet mastering the literary technique as well.
