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Three months later, the company announced plans to switch to its "new business model" and discouraged analysts from judging its results by standard accounting rules.

In the future, it will encourage investors to judge its results under standard accounting rules, rather than a nonstandard accounting measure that had previously been its principal gauge of profit and loss.

But Australia continues to judge its spinners by the unparalleled standards set by Warne, a once-in-a-century talent, and to be impatient with the merely promising.

Without these there is no agreed standard against which to judge its performance.

Even countries that fail to ratify the pact will eventually be judged by its standards, they said, and the campaign to pass it had enlisted fresh allies, newly mindful of abuses from unpaid wages to rape.

But whose standards are we judging it by?

It can be concluded that neem biodiesel showed a general compliance with known standards judging from its physicochemical properties and the engine test.

It is a practical theory that depends on the actual historical and political conditions, and is ultimately judged by its ethical standards and by its relevance in making prudent political decisions (Morgenthau 1962).

What is unknown is the absolute level of radiographic osteoarthritis if it were judged using standard repeatable methods of assessment.

Five judges scored each heat, with two giving scores on overall impression and the other three judging standard maneuvers, rotations and amplitude.

It wants to found a decision model based on genetic algorithm and use Visual Basic to construct an information system so that the industry circle could have a judging standard for reserving productive capacity and pricing strategy.