Sentence examples for no particular standard from inspiring English sources

Angry that the canvassing board seemed to be following no particular standard in divining the voters' intent on the dimpled chads, Mr. Scherer challenged Robert W. Lee, the Democratic chairman of the canvassing board and a county judge.

And Earl Kramer, president of No. 1100's board, said that the building at one time had no particular standard for replacements, and that both full pane windows and plain double-hung sash were the norm.

Employers get to pick the most highly qualified, but there's no particular standard for that.

He has no particular standards, he said, but insists he has not been wrong yet.

Self-proclaimed fact-checking sites proliferate, beholden to no particular standards.

But the First Amendment's protections are not confined to any particular standard of quality in journalism, and not even to journalism as a whole.

We prefer to follow this approach, since we do not want to commit to any particular standard or model.

Because Acid2 is not a comprehensive test, it does not guarantee total conformance to any particular standard.

While these logos are meant to assure the patient of the broker's professional status, they do not typically guarantee any particular standard of operation.

At the conference, the countries rejected setting any particular standards, agreeing instead to leave it to governments to choose the best available spectrum for third-generation technology.

Your home does not have to meet any particular standards if you are renting it out, but obviously if the photographs you take to advertise it show it looking cluttered and dirty, you are unlikely to get many takers.