Sentence examples for standards whereby from inspiring English sources

We should not allow these double standards whereby we have political prisoners (while talking to the EU) – like it is in Azerbaijan, where opposition leaders are imprisoned while (President Ilham) Aliyev travels around Europe greeting everyone.

Tables and graphs of prenatal growth have been established and serve as standards whereby length, weight, head size, and chest circumference of the newborn infant can be plotted to assess size and growth patterns.

Or to speak in more general terms, Congress has under the clause power to enact standards whereby uniformity of state legislation may be secured as to almost any matter in connection with which interstate recognition of private rights would be useful and valuable.

Take likely future CAFE standards, whereby a sedan should be doing 40 miles to the gallon.

Expenditure is expressed in purchasing power standards, whereby small and large economies are comparable.

Progress, to be sure, but 6% is still pathetic by regular phone standards, whereby a 0.001% failure rate has long been the benchmark.

This can be done by creating an industry-wide pro bono standard, whereby security companies increase their volunteer services.

They want a return to the gold standard, whereby the amount of money would be linked to a country's gold reserves.

But tax avoiders are quivering about the introduction of the new, global, "common reporting standard" whereby 96 countries will automatically exchange information with the tax authorities about the owners of trusts and the amount of money in them.

Now, if the government is introducing a new standard whereby anyone who once denies being a particular thing is no longer that thing in any legal sense, then that would be at least a firm and knowable criteria.

For all the theater, Mr. Filner was driving toward a policy proposal: creating a new standard whereby the V.B.A. accepts the vast majority of compensation claims on their face, without conducting lengthy reviews or requiring detailed documentation.