Sentence examples for standard put from inspiring English sources

Or as the London Evening Standard put it: "Tories go mad for Toynbee".

A "stupid and arrogant" one, as Bill Kristol, the editor of The Weekly Standard, put it.

There are many steps that must be completed, however, before any standard put forward by N.H.T.S.A. could become law.

Prosecution Arguments: (Could not read the opinion). The reviewer recognized the technical standard put upon the accused when the accused sent sick prisoners to work.

"It seemed only right there ought to be some kind of an ethical standard put in place for the attorneys as well".

The Weekly Standard put a similar question to Spicer and Sessions, with Sessions replying: "I don't characterize that as sexual assault.

The new Intel bet is remarkable given that the company initially backed the wrong wireless standard, putting its resources behind a competing standard known as Home RF.

Women sit closer to the steering wheel, on average, than has been considered "the standard", putting them at greater risk of injury in frontal collisions.

The next iteration of HTML standards is poised to introduce a standard, putting moving images in the same natively-viewed category as images and text.

The new FASB standard puts all acquisition costs on an equal footing.

As Mooney states in his legislation: "The gold standard puts control of the money supply with the market instead of the Federal Reserve".