Sentence examples for the basic standards of from inspiring English sources
The basic standards of honest government ought to disbar him from the presidency.
These became the basic standards of both the Chinese painter's training and the critic's judgment.
Now it must ensure that the civilian court that will retry the Berenson case observes the basic standards of justice that the military court ignored.
The accounts have been so mismanaged, tribal members say, that they do not comply with even the basic standards of running private trusts.
Mr. Giuliani's speech did not dwell on NATO's inclusion of the Israelis, merely listing Israel along with other nations, including Japan, Australia and India, as those that meet the "basic standards of good governance, military readiness" and "global responsibility".
Meanwhile, the people we expect to be most sober and level-headed in their economic decisions -- bankers and other home lenders -- forgot some of the basic standards of their own profession.
Prusiner had met the basic standard of proof for an infectious agent.
By contrast, teleological ethics (also called consequentialist ethics or consequentialism) holds that the basic standard of morality is precisely the value of what an action brings into being.
Federal investigators concluded that while protections varied widely, not one state was in full compliance with the basic standard of providing permanency and stability to the children routinely bounced about in the catch-basin netherworld of foster care.
Though Chávez's initiatives were well-intended, and ultimately brought up the basic standard of living of poor Venezuelans, many of them were inefficient, dogged by inept planning and administration, and by corruption.
Its private sector is weak and its government widely perceived as corrupt and dysfunctional.And yet Bangladesh has done better than most countries at improving the basic standard of living of its people.
