Sentence examples for standard to do from inspiring English sources

Preventive measures, however, have to meet a higher standard to "do no harm" because the patient is not sick.

The United States first sparked depression across the world when it started raising interest rates in 1928 to curb stock-market speculation, forcing other countries, whose currencies were fixed under the gold standard, to do the same to stem an exodus of reserves.

VCs will almost always insist that this option pool be included as part of the pre-money valuation of the company, and it is standard to do so.

But there's no need to wait for a consortium or a compliance standard to do the right thing with privacy and security of data.

In choosing players it is standard to do research and review statistics, recent performances, weigh the value and cost of one player up against another, so on and so forth.

Gary Whitta described the game as open world racing: "you still have checkpoints to hit [but] you don't have to follow the A-B-C-D standard to do it".

There are already several competing standards to do this, notes Mr Buckingham of Mobile Streams.

Just by saying "It's not allowed in the standards to do that" is a cop out.

You'll get this web-like functionality because ICTV is using web standards to do it, enabling publishers to even splice content from their website into the feed.

By contrast, standards would only be cost-effective if they accounted for all of the variation in costs across sectors, technologies, and regulated entities -- but it is completely infeasible for standards to do this.

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