Sentence examples for that any standards from inspiring English sources

"It's important that any standards issued are implementable, properly targeted, and don't duplicate what is already out there.

He says that security is exceedingly lax at such airports, and the Air Line Pilots Association recently suggested that any standards applied to passenger facilities must also be applied to the nation's air cargo system.

The Clean Water Act requires that "any standard for cooling water established shall require that the location, design, construction and capacity of cooling water intake structures reflects the best technology available for minimizing adverse environmental impact".

The White House is hoping for Senate approval nevertheless, arguing that while the president sought the firmest ethics rules, he also believes that "any standard is not perfect," that "a waiver process that allows people to serve their country is necessary".

That, by any standard, is a damning verdict on social care's failure to make its own case.

Bayern Munich beat Fiorentina, 2-1, with a late goal that was by any standards clearly offside.

The book describes Night's sustained petulance over this snubbing in terms that are, by any standards known on Planet Earth, astounding.

It is building a complex at Dombivili in the outreaches of Mumbai that, by any standards, will not qualify as a luxury location.

You've got an agenda here, because you're not even acknowledging the things that by any standards are worth acknowledging.

By any standards, that is a flood of credit – one that was encouraged by panicky policymakers.

By any standards, that would count as a big win.