Sentence examples for from that standard from inspiring English sources

It's a pleasure to report that few objects here depart from that standard.

The degree to which a map deviates from that standard is the degree of its partisan bias.

The most energy-efficient solution should be standard, and if the buyer wants to depart from that standard and build using less energy-efficient construction, then that should cost more.

On today's right, not only is civic virtue, nay patriotism, associated with narrow defense of your own self-interest, any deviation from that standard — like being an affluent person who nonetheless supports aid to the poor paid for by progressive taxation — is considered prima facie hypocritical.

"Our goal is making certain that we continue doing what we've done in the four matches [Hodgson has been in charge] and not slip from that standard".

A jurisdiction might, for example, have one default standard of death but permit conscientious exemption from that standard and selection of a different one within some reasonable range of options.

Apart from that, standards for European programs to counter radicalization differ dramatically: Whereas Britain's Channel program for individuals vulnerable to being radicalized is considered a model of its kind, some other large European Union member states still lack national equivalents.

It was responding to concern from businesses and universities that standards are not high enough.

Sex workers are people, but just because we're deviating from the standard that society sets for good behavior, it doesn't mean that we're bad.

Sex workers are people, but just because we're deviating from the standard that society sets for good behaviour, it doesn't mean that we're bad.

And again, they evolved from the standard that the chad had to be punched through, to this so-called dimpled ballot standard -- indentations on the ballot.