Sentence examples for standard of having from inspiring English sources
Earlier, the Mets revealed their plan to shift to a six-man rotation, subverting the accepted standard of having five pitchers who work every fifth day.
Several legal experts said it might be harder for cities and other employers to determine when they had a "strong basis of evidence" for discarding a test, the standard the court imposed on Monday, compared with the prior standard of having a "good-faith basis".
The really strange thing about all this is that this turn toward hard-money mysticism is taking place even as events have demonstrated that the advantages of not being on a gold standard, of having a fiat currency that can be printed freely in emergencies, are even greater than standard analysis had supposed.
Despite their having analysed some 380 trillion collisions between protons since the LHC got cracking in earnest in 2010, CERN's researchers have yet to see signs of the Higgs in an individual experiment that meet their exacting standard of having only one chance in 3.5m of being a fluke.
The moral standard of having ones dignity respected is a higher-ranking principle that does not have the same sort of validity as the constitutional principles we live by; it is constitutive for the concept of basic individual human rights and for political equality.
A person without a disability is not held up to this same standard of having to prove himself or herself, while a person with a disability is asked to repeatedly prove that their disability will not slow them down.
"I'm hardly raking in the bucks, but it was, by my standards of having been a musician," he said, a princely amount.
He failed to meet the required qualifying standard of 2hr 15min, having fallen three minutes outside the time.
"Our standard of living has significantly increased, our cost of living has gone down significantly.
The standard of beauty has always been a malleable entity and it has changed along with the paradigm.
The standard of living has improved.
