Sentence examples for standards to apply from inspiring English sources

It's the hand counting of machine ballots, and the allowing different standards to apply and to change midstream.

Clegg will also call for the national curriculum and rigorous new food standards to apply in all schools, rather than just those that remain under local authority control.

For bright, young (and typically affluent) interns at America's top corporations there is no actual job, so there are no fair labor standards to apply.

Speaking during question time, Abbott said he wanted "the highest environmental standards to apply to investments in this country" but "some green groups are doing their best to sabotage investment and jobs".

Therefore, section 102.168 is inconsistent with the remedy being sought here because it is unclear in a presidential election as to: (1) whether the candidates or the presidential electors should be party to this election contest, (2) what the possible remedy would be and (3) what standards to apply in counting the ballots statewide.

"The United States should adopt strong standards to apply to U.S. airline pollution, and on the world stage the U.S. should leverage ambitious domestic action to secure a robust global agreement," Deborah Lapidus, director of the Flying Clean campaign, said in an email.

So what is the standard to apply to the first one?

The legal question was what standard to apply in evaluating the risk.

The Supreme Court could decide to focus on the narrow question about what legal standard to apply in lethal injection cases.

Justices Stevens, Souter, Breyer and Ginsburg said the courts should be open to such cases, although they did not agree on what standard to apply.

In fact, the justices turned down a portion of the appeal that specifically raised the issue of which constitutional standard to apply to government restrictions on religious speech.