Sentence examples for standard whether from inspiring English sources

"You have the same cleanup standard whether you dig it, burn it or grow something on it.

"By any standard, whether looking at nearby municipalities or national cities, New York City police officers are woefully underpaid," Mr. Linn said.

A sergeant on a break at a gas station said: "We should be held to a higher standard, whether we're off duty or not.

Asked by the Evening Standard whether Brown would agree to such a clash, Mandelson said: "I don't think Gordon would have a problem with that.

When asked by the London Evening Standard whether he saw his future at Domino's, he said: "Yes, I am having such a good time here.

Jon Leibowitz, the trade commission's chairman, told Congress in July that the commission was exploring a stronger standard — whether to propose a "do not track" feature.

Questions like these add up to infinite reasons — or excuses — for why standards, whether set by boards or regulators, haven't had much effect.

Ideally, politicians should be calling for accelerated safety trials and promising to pass liability caps if the cars meet acceptable standards, whether that be sooner or later.

Over 60 years ago, Cyril Connolly's Horizon magazine printed a questionnaire about writers' living standards: whether they could earn a living income from writing books, what might be a suitable second occupation, and whether the state should do more for writers.

The principal qualification is the ability to apply their skills to raise standards, whether it is in teaching and learning or support services, according to Bryan Stephenson, director of the teaching school.

This ruling would provide that the Internet support in Windows could never be enhanced, it could never be updated to new standards whether they relate to privacy or XML or any other consumer needs.