Sentence examples for standards from both from inspiring English sources

Anything other than a "yes" would expose Europeans to charges of double standards from both post-revolutionary governments and conservative Arab regimes (for different reasons) for failing to support rights for Palestinians while advocating them elsewhere.

Such movement from the public sector to the private is routine, but it underscored a central critique of the standards from both the left and the right: that, because the new testing regime required states to buy new test-prep materials, curricula, and even computers on which to take the tests, they were essentially another sales opportunity for the education industry.

Table 1, below displays three selected standards from both Virginia's SOL and CCSS, which are very similar in objective, skills, and process.

For example, Lee et al. [19] highlight the need for standards and in particular collaborative efforts between OGC and OGF in order to identify possible areas for initial integration efforts between geospatial and grid computing domains and as a result some projects use standards from both domains such as GDI-Grid [20], use of grid for geospatial data [21], European Space Agency's G-PoD [22], etc.

Teachers in Kentucky are facing more stringent testing and accountability standards from both the state and federal governments, and they're required to obtain a master's degree to maintain state certification ― without any tuition assistance of course.

Superdex 200 pg 16/60 SEC columns (GE Healthcare) were calibrated with molecular weight standards from both the high and low molecular weight standards kits (GE Healthcare), and unknown protein weights were estimated using the manufacturers recommended protocol.

We introduce an approach based upon a combination of the three methods, in which ecologically scaled landscape indices (ESLI) are compared to spatial standards derived from both analysis of distribution data and PVA-type simulations.

The recording, which she carried off with aplomb, included both standards from the American songbook and songs made famous by French chanteuse Edith Piaf.

There are both standards from highly ranked technologies and technologies with lower rank amongst standards with short and long development time.

Radium workers had higher RDP and γ-ray doses compared to workers involved in uranium refining and processing because there were limited radiation protection standards from 1932 to 1954 during radium extraction (both p<0.001).

We believe that CRM is a good alternative to the standard method from both a statistical and a practical point of view but further methodological research is necessary to address the issues related to the composite nature of the endpoint.