Sentence examples for standards traditionally from inspiring English sources

This situation partly stems from architectural culture, which is reluctant to engage with marketing culture, and whose ethical standards traditionally precluded active competition.

The standards traditionally governing a search incident to lawful arrest are not, therefore, commuted to the stricter Terry standards by the absence of probable fruits or further evidence of the particular crime for which the arrest is made.' 414 U.S., at 234, 94 S.Ct., at 234.

The engine meets stringent US exhaust emissions standards – traditionally a sore spot for European and Asian automakers hoping to offer their diesels in the US.

If such standards traditionally derive from the essence that a particular thing instantiates this hammer is a good one if it instantiates what a hammer is supposed to be and if there is nothing that a human being is, by its essence, supposed to be, can the meaning of existence at all be thought?

Changes to the Windows codebase were made to optimize the OS for the internal hardware of ARM devices, but a number of technical standards traditionally used by x86 systems are also used.

Dr. Smith began an unrecognizable, glacially slow organ melody, singing along in falsetto; it sounded like a ghostly Milton Nascimento ballad or some sort of transfigured hymn but turned out to be "Cherokee," the jazz standard traditionally played at lightning speed to prove a player's prowess with harmony.

But this comes with a catch: Bills considered under budget reconciliation are supposed to be limited to matters directly affecting the budget, and provisions the parliamentarian deems don't meet that standard traditionally must be removed.

A lack of standards has traditionally held back technology.

That is a potentially powerful issue, but it carries the risk that Mr. McCall will be seen as the city's standard-bearer, traditionally the kiss of death upstate.

Never was there a heroine so admirable, so despicable, and above all so beyond the reach of the double standard that traditionally closes in on women in Hollywood films and allows them so little moral and behavioral leeway.

Half the pleasure comes from thinking up fillings: cheese is standard, bacon traditionally very popular and you often get offered sausages cut in half horizontally so that the fat and flavour seeps one way and the heat of the griddle the other.