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Not only was this a dismal failure of imagination; even judged from a standpoint of pragmatic self-interest, Pataki's plan has started to look like a miscalculation.

Sheppard reckons anthems are hard to judge from an objective musical standpoint.

This suggests that patriotism can be judged from the standpoint of ethics of belief – a set of norms for evaluating our beliefs and other doxastic states.

"The focus that we and our eight colleagues on the Commission brought to the Report is recognition of the issues and trends in election administration judged from the standpoint of voter expectation and the ways those expectations can and should be met".

The history of religions and the phenomenology of religion are generally understood by scholars to be nonnormative that is, they attempt to delineate facts, whether historical or structural, without judging them from a Christian or other standpoint.

However, scanning with contrast was judged preferable from an imaging standpoint for fewer than 10% of patients scanned without contrast, including those who could not be matched.

States and societies must have a way to judge themselves from some standpoint exterior to power.

From a traffic standpoint, from a fiscal standpoint, from an afterschool activity standpoint".

It's very sad, from the competitive standpoint, from a financial standpoint ….

From a judging standpoint, there seemed to be little difference in the scoring between those judges that added water and those that didn't.

Not from an execution standpoint, nor from a toughness standpoint".