Sentence examples for impose the same standard from inspiring English sources

The rules will impose the same standard for strikes on foreign enemies now used only for American citizens deemed to be terrorists.

To impose the same standard on a defendant seeking to rebut the presumption of reliance would require an event study showing a market-adjusted price change the day of the corrective disclosure that is sufficiently positive that the change is greater than the changes on 95% of the other trading days over the last year.

"If HMRC persist in this course of action, they must take great care to impose the same standards and safeguards as they would themselves when recovering these highly sensitive and untypical debts".

"Yes we are making demands of Qatar, but it is very important to realise that we are imposing the same standards on ourselves.

Good looks have always been required for acting, but by the 1980's, after what had been a banner decade for grungy, unkempt stadium rockers, MTV imposed the same standards on the music industry.

Ideally, all states should use the same national tests to ensure that they all impose the same exacting standards and to facilitate state-by-state comparisons.

Attempts to replace equivalent ADP constraints with restraints that impose the same U ij components within an effective standard deviation, such as the SIMU command in SHELXL, were performed for (1), (2) and (4).

By standardizing the genotypes, we effectively impose the same penalty on all the SNPs.

The tragedy in America today is that we don't begin to impose on our national leaders the same standard which we hold so dear in our personal life.

"The problem with running a campaign based on self-righteousness and moral superiority is that you had better live up to the same standard you would impose on everyone else," said Jim Barnett, Mr. Brown's campaign manager.

Let's please apply the same standard to those who are imposing these regulations and document all the ways in which these same manufacturers are allowed to influence our elected representatives in their decision-making process through lobbying.