Sentence examples for it would pass muster from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, it's not clear it would pass muster with the World Trade Organization.

She was measuring sample strands from a consignment of raw cashmere that had just been received at the factory to see if it would pass muster.

He discovered, for instance, that he had to submit a work to the local censorship commission in three successive years before it would pass muster.

If a fertility clinic were to present it that way, it would pass muster with Dr. Berkeley (even though it might draw a raised eyebrow from state insurance commissioners who don't like unlicensed people selling unregulated insurance).

The original proposal initially left many of the ACA's insurance regulations alone — with the goal of ensuring it would pass muster with the Senate parliamentarian — but not all of them.

The White House invited the bishops, as well as representatives of religiously affiliated hospitals, universities and social service agencies, to talks to work out the details of the accommodation to ensure it would pass muster with those groups, most of which are Catholic.

Its general counsel said the company believes its deal would pass muster with the I.R.S.

My understanding then was that Trinity Mirror had taken legal advice that suggested its involvement would pass muster.

Verizon said it was confident its new application would pass muster.

The Air Force, which has had to maintain a steely public silence on the budget fight even as the Guard and the governors protested cuts loudly and publicly, said it hoped the revised spending plan would pass muster.

Some people want to raid the account for family expenses, arguing that a new home would be for the benefit of the child, for example, but it's doubtful that such expenditures would pass muster.