Sentence examples for narrow standard from inspiring English sources

"Encouraging or inciting violence" was a narrow standard, and Huffman and his team agreed to expand it.

He deserves that designation by any definition -- including the narrow standard of threatening the lives of Americans in the past.

The algorithm needs no narrow standard of the experimental polymer, and holds for homopolymers, copolymers and polymer blends.

Because we're saying there isn't this narrow standard of what a beautiful body looks like," Robert Best, senior director of product design, says in the video.

20 The reasons that preclude judicial review of political questions 21 also dictate a narrow standard of review of decisions made by the Congress or the President in the area of immigration and naturalization.

All the species have a CpGo/e mode position mode above 0.69 (the mean CpGo/e peak position is 1.00), a weak negative skewness (meanabsolute Q50 skewness = −0.0019) and a narrow standard deviation (meanSD = Da0.11).

Oregón seemed to fit the state's narrow standards.

That she is reviled for being too glamorous, while Clinton was criticised for being too dowdy, pinpoints the impossibly narrow standards to which women are held.

The trial attracted national attention, particularly from advocates for the mentally ill who blamed Texas law's narrow standards for an insanity defense.

Narrative nonfiction typically conforms to the artfully narrow standards of American fact checking (another indigenous art) while enjoying what Dwight Macdonald once called the "atmospheric license" of fiction.

In her book, she argues that the main justification for censorship schemes, "harm to minors," is a specious one, used by adults to impose their own narrow standards on society.