Sentence examples for interest standard from inspiring English sources

"The proposed settlement doesn't come anywhere near meeting a public interest standard".

The judge who unsealed the deposition in July argued that because Cosby was seen as a "public moralist", his statements met the public interest standard for being released.

But when used in a visitation context, the "best interest" standard, which is subjective and broadly defined, allows a state court to substitute its judgment for the parent's.

In the Alabama case, known as Specialty Healthcare, the board reversed a 1991 ruling and stated that the potential bargaining unit for employees at nonacute health care facilities would be based on the same "community of interest" standard used at other workplaces.

The New York State Court of Appeals has broadened the "protectable interest" standard so that it covers what are called "unique individuals," who can be protected even when they have no managerial responsibilities or special customer contacts.

On average, the number of hours worked per week has declined over the period of interest (standard deviations are given in parentheses)—this trend is consistent with the reduction in the length of the standard workweek from 39 to 35 h in 2000 in France.

It would provide new benefits for the press - as members, newspapers could show they acted in good faith and had sought to comply with public interest standards.

"It reflects Northrop Grumman's desire to align quickly with the government's new organizational conflict of interest standards, while preserving TASC's unique organizational culture and its status as the advisory services employer of choice".

A hefty fine for Deloitte was expected, after the FRC tribunal in July concluded Deloitte had failed to meet ethical and public interest standards when it advised the Phoenix Four and MG Rover.

Mr. Genachowski has concluded that the pending combination of NBC and Comcast meets the so-called public interest standards that the F.C.C. is charged with upholding, as long as the conditions are imposed, the officials said.

Although he never ran afoul of the conflict of interest standards of his day, some of his colleagues considered his actions ethically questionable.