Sentence examples for for proper standards from inspiring English sources

(For proper standards on recusal, read Scalia's persuasive memo on his Cheney nonrecusal at www.supremecourtus.gov/opinions/03pdf/03-475.pdf).

"We hope this report will be useful to our users in the ongoing debate about the proper standards for government requests for user information in official investigations," wrote Facebook lawyer Colin Stretch.

Tom King Knoxville, Tenn., Feb. 25, 2008 ● I will leave it to the experts as to when a story meets the proper standards for publication.

Intuitively, this move would seem to push Mohist ethics toward a form of pragmatic consequentialism: the proper standards for shi/fei distinctions would be whatever tends to promote human welfare.

That is, the proper standards for reconciliation within a particular post-conflict society can only be determined through the free, deliberative and democratic processes of that society (Crocker 2008).

Meanwhile, rights groups have claimed that holding a referendum with only one week's notice fails to meet the proper standards for a fair vote.

His younger brother Harold, as Philip Larkin recounted in a review of Jon Stallworthy's Owen biography (1975), claimed that: "[Wilfred] as an adolescent veered from 'too high spirits' to depression and attacks of bad temper in which he was inclined to lecture the whole family furiously for their failure to attain proper standards".

Root and branch reform is urgently required to deliver traceability, accountability and clearer labelling, together (crucially) with proper standards of welfare for farmed animals.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper called for "proper national standards" and "proper action to make sure that victims get the support they need".

By focusing on growth and jobs, it aims to create the conditions for proper living standards, social justice for all and environmental sustainability.

"Of course we need proper standards".