Sentence examples for make the standard from inspiring English sources

Also, some may shun an AIDS vaccine because it would make the standard H.I.V. blood test for a recipient positive.

The designs use numbers to symbolize, to make the standard shapes of their buildings and pathways and gardens into meaningful experiences and journeys.

Mr. Cox said he thought that body could help to protect the board from politics and special interests, but some Europeans have praised the idea in the hope it would make the standard setters accountable to government officials.

Mr. Kim added a "white booster" to make the standard shade whiter still, Dr. Lituchy said, and he did so in different proportions depending on the whiteness required -- a finicky technique requiring great skill.

He also opposed a move by the Cuomo administration that increased the standard of proof required in some child abuse cases in an effort to make the standard more consistent across a wider range of investigations.

"I'd make the standard joke: 'Ladies and gentlemen, this is Oakland County's example of low-to-moderate-income housing.' " We then stopped by the Rainbow Connection, a nonprofit that Patterson founded in 1985, in honor of a friend who died, along with his two children, in a plane crash.

"I hope to effect changes in both of them to make the standard-setting more streamlined and consistent, and assure it does not go off in potentially contradictory directions," said Mr. Herz, who became F.A.S.B. chairman in July.

And that step is what may make the standards wars really interesting.

He also wants to make the standards for cleaning up toxic sites more flexible.

The Obama administration, however, like its predecessor, has declined to make the standards enforceable.

When you make the standards for public office so high, you discourage capable people from putting themselves forward.