An 82-80 record would eclipse that dubious standard.
The 2012 annual report for the federal government, released last week, continues to use dubious accounting standards to avoid putting the cost of government retirement promises into the headline deficit of $1.1 trillion.
As competition increased for these dubious customers, standards became absurdly loose.
True, the big media outlets are demonstrating both energy and enterprise in exposing the ineptitude, inconsistency, and dubious ethical standards, as well as outright lies and fake news, that are already emerging as Trump era signatures.
Explicit targeting of a specific point along the chain of events leading to death is useful in terms of data collection and analysis and may allow more useful discussions of new methods in terms of adequacy for purpose rather than absolute validity in relation to dubious gold standards (40, 49).
The Indian Premier League, in truth a motley tournament of dubious playing standard and moral standing, remains a glittering monument to bad taste and the future (and some of the more sensible England players deride it).
They must be allowed to throw out dubious results, using standards already established by the election council.
While this alleged exchange of cash for more lenient treatment may appear highly dubious, it's standard operating procedure for many law enforcement agencies, said Dan Alban, an attorney at Institute for Justice, a libertarian public interest law firm that advocates for the end of civil forfeiture.
It includes a raft of protectionist measures, designed to exclude non-EU funds and service providers, on the dubious assumption that European standards are automatically better than those prevailing in America.
