Sentence examples for has different standards from inspiring English sources

"Murder is murder and it is wrong," Mr Cruz responded, adding: "There is a difference between a community like Jamaica which has different standards; it may not have gay pride parades but they aren't murdering people".

I was told that Australia has different standards.

"A free broadcast network, available to all over the public airwaves, has different standards than media the public must pay to view," the statement said.

Whether an elector or a fan, everybody has different standards as to who should be in, who should not, and why.

He added: "Everybody has different standards about these sorts of things, but as a group we felt that it was O.K".

On Thursday, when the common rulebook proposal was first leaked, hardline Brexiter cabinet ministers and Conservative MPs had voiced alarm that it could prevent the UK striking a trade deal with the US, which has different standards in goods and foods, such as allowing chlorine-washed chicken to be sold for human consumption.

Each center enrolls a different patient population, has different standard of care, the sample size varies between centers and is sometimes small.

Different laboratories may have different standards to describe the same polymorphism or gene; it is essential to standardize them.

"We have different standards".

"Different lenders have different standards for mortgages on second homes.

Know that they may have different standards for professionalism, too.