Sentence examples for liberal standards from inspiring English sources

Phelps-Roper was upset to learn that some of her cousins lived under more liberal standards.

The constitution appeared inadequate by contemporary liberal standards, but its retention in the years of reaction after 1850 gave Prussia a higher standing than Austria in liberal eyes.

Yet even by Pena's liberal standards, his level of participation in the team's opener Thursday against Venezuela at Hiram Bithorn Stadium was extreme.

The newcomers are mostly blond and suller-looking, and dissatisfied with their rations after the more liberal standards of the American and Canadian camps from whicht they have come.

In the United States, Palestinian products and goods from Jewish settlements are imported under the liberal standards of an American free trade pact with Israel, which was extended to the West Bank and Gaza by the Clinton administration.

A newspaper review of Florida's more than 170,000 uncounted presidential ballots concluded that George W. Bush would have narrowly won a hand recount under the strictest standards for judging votes, while Al Gore would have won under the most liberal standards.

But I've applied a relatively liberal standard.

The liberal standard-bearer, the Progressive Democratic Party, sometimes known here as the Western party, raced to distance itself from the film.

There, a far more liberal standard — even permitting quotation of entire poems — has been the norm for decades.

It was a risky position: at a Politburo meeting in 1987, the Old Guard attacked the liberal standard-bearer, Hu Yaobang.

We found that with a very liberal standard of accuracy only 20percentt of the prognoses were accurate.