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.
Though the tribunal is a domestic court, its officers seem eager to measure up to the standards set by international war-crimes tribunals.
This was the fear that the small rooms and eight-foot ceilings of the Stanhope Hotel, designed by Rosario Candela in 1926, would not measure up to the standards of other prewar co-ops that surround it.
Some popular vehicles now built in China by Western automakers, including the Chevrolet Blazer, do not measure up to the standards the government has drafted, and may have to be modified to get better gas mileage before the first phase of the new rules becomes effective in July 2005.
The project must also measure up to the standards of good analysis, including precise definition of the problem, assemblage and careful evaluation of the relevant evidence, identification of important trade-offs, and clear presentation of the conclusions and recommendations.
I've chosen to call our ideal brew True Beer in order to distinguish it from brews that I feel don't measure up to the standards set for the ideal, uncompromised beer.
were dead after Obama's move to preserve insurance plans that don't measure up to the standards of Obamacare.
It is a very sad thing when a professional journalism venture is unable to measure up to the standards of the group it criticises.
We had been so afraid of not measuring up to the standards they had set that we had made it our goal to always keep improving our ideas and methods.
"The ethics commission missed the boat," Common Cause President Fred Wertheimer charged, saying that the commission had failed "to measure up to the standards" Bush set out in his campaign and in his recent statements on ethical government.
Brod, known for his work in masculinity studies, shows not just the Jewish-comic connection, but the ways "The Jewish men who created supermen were men who were themselves seen as not measuring up to the standards of what real men were supposed to be.... Less-than-real men creating supermen".
