Sentence examples for standards for deciding from inspiring English sources
In Florida two years ago, counties had different standards for deciding whether to count punch-card ballots with so-called hanging chads.
That would be an improvement over the current initiative, which was often criticized because it allowed each company to create its own nutritional standards for deciding which foods were healthful enough to advertise to children.
At one moment, he says, I declare the unavailability of "independent standards" for deciding between rival accounts of a matter, and in the next moment I am offering counsel that is "perfectly consistent with the endorsement of moral absolutes".
The new guidelines, based on 12 recommendations in the inspector general's report, include clearer standards for deciding when a detained immigrant should be considered a terrorism suspect, and improvements in conditions of confinement.
Still, these students were among several who tested their views against the Just War Theory, a Christian doctrine that offers five standards for deciding that in waging a particular war, the end justifies the means.
"A manual recount permits the electoral boards in each county in Florida to determine the intent of the voter without setting forth any standards for deciding that intent," Mr. Baker said.
The standard for deciding that someone was "associated" with Al Qaeda also sounded loose.
The gold standard for deciding on the most effective solution is to conduct a randomized control trial (RCT).
She said the majority's approach created a "novel and unnecessary" new standard for deciding what is a vessel.
Our task is to determine the proper standard for deciding whether a particular regulation or practice relating to inmate correspondence constitutes an impermissible restraint of First Amendment liberties.
Second, it would establish a standard for deciding whether such suspects — once their interrogation is complete — should be prosecuted in civilian court or before a military commission.
