Sentence examples for measures up to the standard from inspiring English sources

In their contributions, both Marlene Wind and, impliedly, Miriam Aziz question whether, in light of its limitations and conditions, the directive actually measures up to the standard that the Court of Justice appears to have imposed on Member States in the area of citizenship rights.

If the natural-orifice approach is to gain acceptance, it will have to measure up to the standard technique in a study, he said.

The story was particularly strong one and the title is enough to pull business to any house, but the picture turned out by the Vitagraph does not measure up to the standard.

The former home secretary failed even to measure up to the standard set by Norman Lamont, who witheringly described the government he had just been sacked from as being "in office, but not in power".To have expected otherwise was to misread Mr Clarke's purpose.

Rosner: How does cannabis measure up to the standard treatment options?

Success depends on how well you measure up to the standard you have set for yourself.

"Your standard for journalism does not even measure up to the standard of the most dishonest grocery store tabloid.

It just doesn't measure up to the standard set by the other books in the series".

The volunteers were informed of the intended role for the commandos and that training would be "tough and demanding and any who could not measure up to the standard required would be returned to their parent unit without any leave of appeal".

The first and most commonly applied criterion is a treatment injury, which is defined as compensable if the patient's care did not measure up to the standard of an experienced health professional, and was therefore preventable.

Though the tribunal is a domestic court, its officers seem eager to measure up to the standards set by international war-crimes tribunals.