Sentence examples for standards of which from inspiring English sources

Yet Musharraf has been a prime beneficiary of the western double standards of which he now complains.

The suit also maintains that the conditions of confinement in the special unit violated minimal constitutional standards, of which the defendants should have been aware.

It also goes on to say something about all calls being monitored, and this is to ensure the highest quality standards of which the college is justly proud.

Andrew Tyrie, a Tory MP and chairman of the parliamentary commission on banking standards, of which Welby is a committee member, said: "If reports are correct, I heartily congratulate Justin.

The BFI Film Fund, which distributes lottery funding to film projects in the UK, has extended its scheme to include a set of diversity standards, of which filmmakers must meet a proportion before they can be considered for public funding.

Paul James, global brand leader for Luxury Collection — a group of 79 hotels that comply with brand service standards, of which Starwood manages 41 and owns 10 — said the company "has not seen any immediate change in demand" in the wake of the stock market's recent gyrations.

His chief importance lies in book illustration, the standard of which he helped greatly to raise.

That would seem to imply that the organization is part of the "political double standard" of which Mr. Stone complains.

Symbology is also used to define welds, the relevant standard of which is ISO 2553:1992.

Why bother when you've got free unlimited video calling built-in, and (hopefully) soon becoming the "open standard" of which Apple spoke?

The equipment fault rate is 0.088 piece/10,000 km (the international standard of which is 0.8 piece/10,000 km), which is much lower than the international standard.