Sentence examples for standards it now from inspiring English sources

And perhaps the State Department could explain exactly what standards it now subscribes to, such that its spokesmen see fit to describe Eljahmi's current condition reduced from an outspoken democratic activist five years ago to a comatose and secluded hospital patient, silenced and under wraps in Jordan as "a positive development".

The Army, concerned about recruiting, just lowered its standards; it can now accept a greater percentage of recruits who lack high school degrees and who scored in the lowest acceptable range on a service aptitude test.

Those two standards, it's now clear, belong in the trash.

Ubuntu 9.10 comes with Firefox 3.5 as standard, and it now ships with the Empathy multiple protocol instant messaging client.

But you can also find earlier quarters on their archive site (bear in mind though that the data collection was not at the standard it is now).

Although the IADPSG criteria may eventually (I hope) become the gold standard, it is now more important than ever that local data are obtained and applied in a meaningful and clinically responsible way.

Corruption, bungling, greed and changing financial standards have depleted it; now, there is no endowment left.

Although it now standard practice to genotype thousands of female calves, genotyping of bull calves is generally limited to progeny of elite cows.

At the time, Albanian President Sali Berisha was proposing a media law, which was draconian or "not up to international standards," as I might phrase it now.

Three comments: What happenened to the Gold when Nixon changed our monitary standard whoe's benefitting from it now.

Though times are good and children's literature is hot -- thanks to such runaway hits as Scholastic's Harry Potter series -- the question remains whether Weston Woods can maintain its standards now that it has to answer to shareholders.