Sentence examples for standards which decide from inspiring English sources

Wherefrom the standards which decide if a rule is followed correctly?

The vote by the full council comes after a meeting of the council's standards committee in November which decided not to proceed with any investigation into Mr Hancock until court proceedings have concluded.

Yet it is the European Commission which decides if the European Union adopts the standard-setter's new rules.

But he added there is no clear standard by which judges decide between labeling someone a juvenile and an adult.

They become the standard by which we decide our worth in the world.

Tyrannosaurus is the type genus of the superfamily Tyrannosauroidea, the family Tyrannosauridae, and the subfamily Tyrannosaurinae; in other words it is the standard by which paleontologists decide whether to include other species in the same group.

Clinical trials are considered the 'gold standard' by which clinicians decide if treatments are safe and effective.

The court ruled that the Coleman and Franken camps, working with the Minnesota secretary of state and the Canvassing Board, must agree on a standard to decide which absentee ballots should be counted.

But intuitions conflict, and we need some standard to decide which of these feelings is correct.

That would be an improvement over the current initiative, which was often criticized because it allowed each company to create its own nutritional standards for deciding which foods were healthful enough to advertise to children.

In a memo sent to fellow GOP campaigns on Wednesday, Chris Wilson, who serves as director of research and analytics for the Cruz campaign, called Fox News' standards for deciding which national polls are used in its debate entry process 'unclear.' Wilson asks the other campaigns to 'consider joining with us' in encouraging the network to impose additional polling standards.