Sentence examples for equal standards from inspiring English sources

We demand equal standards for Hungarians.

"Nobody is above the law and there should be equal standards for punishing people".

"Within a state, you've got to have equal standards for counting votes," said Cathy Cox, Georgia's secretary of state.

"With four different ways of casting votes, there's no way you can have equal standards for counting votes".

In Croatia, President Stipe Mesic has welcomed Mr. Kostunica's victory, but has also warned that Yugoslavia must pay war damages for the 1991-95 conflict and insisted on the "importance of applying equal standards in assessing the progress made by each country" in the region.

Though the issue had been studied by the services, many Marines feel the policy change was rash and, despite promises of equal standards from officials, worry that those standards will be lowered to make it possible for women to get into front-line units.

Both the universities — Edinburgh and Bristol — and the lovers were of an equal standard, despite their many differences.

On the other – and this is the view Johnson takes – the ability to name two sides of pretty much equal standard suggests an enviable degree of depth.

Candidates are chosen on merit, but where there are two candidates of an equal standard there is provision for the one from a less represented background to be the one selected.

Note that when the two features have independent Gaussian density with equal standard deviation,.

It will be the responsibility of the exams regulators of England, Wales and Northern Ireland to make sure GCSEs awarded in each nation are of an equal standard.