Sentence examples for standard cited from inspiring English sources

And some designers said it was misleading to equate thinness with being unhealthy and that the standard cited by the organizers in Madrid did not take into account age and puberty, which may cause a model who is unusually tall to appear frighteningly thin.

It gives the benefit of the doubt to a person who claims self-defense, regardless of whether the killing takes place on a street, in a car or in a bar — not just in one's home, the standard cited in more restrictive laws.

Perhaps we should look to the very poll the Evening Standard cited that's supposed to tell us the public would be on board.

The Standard cites a briefing document on the UK operation, describing the attack as "largest DDoS attack ever seen," which had a "worldwide impact" on internet exchanges.

But in March, after leaving her post as New Jersey's governor to head the E.P.A. under President Bush, Christie Whitman reversed the new standard, citing concerns about its cost to implement.

He said he felt his client was being held to an unfairly high standard, citing next-door neighbors who "don't want these trees to come down because they don't have a single tree on their property.

"Will is an architect who, in theory, I should really hate his work," said Rowan Moore, the architecture critic of The Evening Standard, citing Mr. Alsop's exuberant, often oppositional, individualism.

The Yes on 23 campaign Web site says that diesel and gasoline prices would increase by about $3.7 billion a year under AB 32's low carbon fuel standard, citing a report from Sierra Research, a consultant to the government and the private sector in air pollution control.

In 1983, the DPMA withdrew its opposition to the standard, citing the responsiveness of the committee to public concerns.

Later that year, the Data Processing Management Association DPMAA) said it was "strongly opposed" to the new standard, citing "prohibitive" conversion costs and enhancements that were "forced on the user".

In her letter, Aung San Suu Kyi hit out at education standards, citing underfunding as well as a tendency towards rote learning rather than critical analysis.