Sentence examples for subjective standards from inspiring English sources

Coming to grips with who I am means redefining myself by highly personal and subjective standards.

Regulators also cited "spreadsheet miscalculations" and the use of "subjective" standards for how the traders valued their bets.

Finally it is important to get people to understand what sexual harassment and molestation are because again these are subjective standards that people perceive differently.

If the United States used subjective standards in applying its interrogation rules, he said, then potential enemies might adopt different standards of treatment for American detainees based on an officer's rank or other factors.

The states with more objective standards, including Texas, have an average sentencing rate of 1.9percentthethe states with more subjective standards have an average sentencing rate of 2.7percentt.

But a provision tucked into the House bill during a Ways and Means Committee hearing last month would scale back those requirements, allowing companies to test their plans against more subjective standards and giving the Treasury Department authority to approve plans that do not meet today's tests.

ALEX ROSS: Agreed, it's a subjective standard.

But Acrobolix adheres to a more subjective standard — it's about finding a balance within oneself.

Clearly this is a subjective standard, though it's hard to imagine a standard that wouldn't be.

Administration officials said the new rule would clarify an otherwise subjective standard and allow plants to modernize more easily, leading to greater efficiency and potentially lower consumer costs.

Outraging the modesty is largely a subjective standard versus when there is a woman raped and there is evidence and scientific proof.