Sentence examples for do with standards from inspiring English sources

Teachers do not take strike action lightly but when the profession is being torn apart by a government whose reforms have little to do with standards, or evidence, then the time to sit back has to end".

The answer varies from company to company, but has to do with standards, interfaces and something the techies call "ecosystems" (that is, a community of third-party developers and service businesses that contribute to, and enhance the value of, the underlying product).

But in works by Strozzi, Cabezón, Attaingnant, Monteverdi and others, the recorder player Vicente Parrilla and his superb Seville-based ensemble More Hispano elaborate freely and inventively on the composers' melodies and classic dance rhythms, much as a virtuoso jazz band would do with standards.

Values have to do with standards of behavior that you say yes or no to.

At first, it may seem like the real answer has to do with standards created by the Unicode Consortium, the small group that sets rules for how special characters like emoji should display across different platforms.

In the meantime, Mr. Ivey is making do with standard flavors.

Even if it wasn't focused, this trip had a purpose, which had little to do with standard-issue tourism.

Gwen Verdon, the charming redhead whose allure had less to do with standard feminine charms than with feline tomboyishness, was such a character.

Based on technical specifications and standards that would make it much easier for TV and other equipment manufacturers to fit as standard – as most of them already do with standard DTT tuners.

There are enough potential drawbacks, in fact, that doctors offering hip resurfacing say — as they do with standard hip replacements — that the procedure should be deferred as long as possible.

You are tempted to restrict the degree to which your products can be customized, and your smaller customers must make do with standard products or find a better solution elsewhere.