Sentence examples for standard set out from inspiring English sources

Justice Alito instead adopted the standard set out in the leading appeals court case on the issue, Gartenberg v.

Back in January, John Gravois, a writer for the California magazine Pacific Standard, set out to investigate the source of the craze in San Francisco, where he'd been watching it gather steam.

That was enough, she said, to establish a violation of the ex post facto clause in Mr. Peugh's case under the standard set out in a 1995 decision, California Department of Corrections v. Morales.

And my separation from them was I believe that I was following the probable result standard set out in Strickland v. Washington, versus the outcome determinative result that they were going on.... SENATOR KENNEDY -- Did Senator Ashcroft ever raise these issues with you prior to the vote in 1999?

The Leahy-Sensenbrenner bill, known as the USA Freedom Act, permits the government to acquire data related to an "ongoing" terrorism investigation – the standard set out in the Patriot Act, which since 2006 the NSA has contended its bulk collection of Americans' phone data meets.

Swiss slaughterhouses had until the end of 2008 to adapt their facilities if they did not correspond to the minimum standard set out by the law.

3.51pm BST Nick Clegg and Michael Gove have written a joint article for the Evening Standard setting out their plans to replace GCSEs.

The Standard sets out minimum criteria for the building construction and mechanical and electrical equipment in the building.

Premier League and Football League contracts tend to be quite standard, setting out what is expected from the player and club, and how each is protected.

By contrast, the American standards set out thousands of specific rules that must be followed.

The program does not meet the standards set out by the Fourth Amendment.