Sentence examples for standards with which from inspiring English sources

How could we channel so much energy into ensuring that its prisoners did not have objective standards with which to determine their fate?

He denounced the "explicit double standards" with which the United States and some of its allies approached the Iranian nuclear problem.

The convention was the result of a series of meetings, over several years, between representatives of both sending and receiving nations, that sought to create a single set of standards with which all signatory nations would be obliged to comply.

Pavitt said the procurements should provide more scope for SMEs to win a share of the business, and that the government team is setting the security standards with which the devices will have to comply.

But some say they were troubled by the use of such data in isolation, given the lack of national standards with which to judge the interpretive skill of doctors.

When I was here earlier this year, I argued that Iran was an unfree and repressive society but also a nation offering significant margins of liberty, at least by regional standards, with which Obama's America must engage.

It provides a globally accepted standard with which to measure the conservation status of species over time.

For more than two decades, EDI had been the only commonly agreed standard with which to conduct business-to-business transactions.

"The pope flies in a jumbo jet," he said, referring to the chartered Alitalia plane that carries the bishop of Rome, and chafing at what he viewed as a double standard with which Brazil's ascendant evangelical leaders must contend.

But anyone looking for an authoritative treatment of why prophecy emerged among the ancient Israelis or how Confucianism came to "uphold a normative standard with which to judge existing reality, and never to compromise that standard completely" will owe a debt to Bellah's remarkable ability to range widely with insight and depth.

Choose the most concentrated stock standard solution that does not saturate the detector as the Stock Standard with which to proceed.