Sentence examples for standard about what from inspiring English sources

But we also need some sort of international standard about what constitutes a decent election".

Judge Alito, since he sits on a lower court, is surely bound by Smith; but in two later cases he found room to protect free exercise rights by holding the government to a tough standard about what deserves to be called a neutral, generally applicable law.

Mr B is going to go potty," Sally Bercow tweeted as the storm began to break over her comments to London's Evening Standard about what living in possibly the capital's swankiest grace-and-favour apartment is doing for the Bercows' sex life.

Walsh said he was using the slurs to make an example of the media's double standard about what's acceptable to say — and not say.

In fact, one of my main points was the gaping double standard about what is important when it comes to discussing the location of subway stations, and Epstein does not address this at all -- though at least he agrees that tunneling under a cemetery should not stand in the way of finding the best station in Westwood.

There is a double standard about what's politically correct.

The lack of standards about what it means to be green will become increasingly problematic.

There are, Anna says, "awful double standards about what roles women can perform in what areas".

He has incredible instincts for that kind of style, and high standards about what to choose and what to reject.

Funds' disclosures are not required to be audited, and there are no industry standards about what should be published and how.

In line with her wishes, Warner says it is being extraordinarily careful, at least by Hollywood standards, about what it licenses and to whom.