The wall is extremely important to The Times because it insulates the news side, which embraces a standard of neutrality in news coverage, from the opinion side, which is free to take sides.
With the move, Kaiser embraces a standard for cancellation pushed by consumer advocates, the first sign of a substantive split within the health plan industry on the issue.
Singapore math textbooks are generally organized around a select number of key math concepts instead of embracing a standard year's curriculum.
The FCC similarly embraced a different standard to police net neutrality violations in 2010 (the nondiscrimination standard) and again in 2015 (the general conduct standard).
Does he, personally, know who the "distinguished Oxford contemporary" is? Has he embraced a lower standard of proof than would be the case if this were a Mail original?
Back in 2004 though, Dove's groundbreaking "Real Beauty" campaign paved the way for more advertisements that embraced a different standard of beauty ― both from the brand and competing brands alike.
When the World Wide Web was relatively new, Adobe's Portable Document Format was embraced as a standard because it enabled Web site developers to make documents available to visitors using Windows, Mac or Unix computers.
Contractarian (as opposed to contractualist) theories embrace a high standard for motivating making (and keeping) agreements.
And some states are embracing a "fiduciary standard," requiring PBMs to put their clients' interests ahead of the company's interests.
Additionally, automakers can't embrace a single standard because consumers are buying new smartphones at a much faster pace than they're getting new cars.
The move is voluntary: while Georgia is ranked among the top 10 states for suitable sunlight, the state has not embraced a mandatory renewable portfolio standard.
