Sentence examples for the same set of standards from inspiring English sources

But at the end of the day, she hasn't been judged by the same set of standards as Walter.

The problem is, Clinton doesn't seem to have the same set of standards.

And an obsession with economic growth would almost certainly have dominated public policy even if all non-communist countries had not signed on in 1954 to GDP procedures as laid out in the United Nations' publication, Standards of National Accounting, and Eastern Europe and the Russian Federation had not accepted the same set of standards following the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Because servicers aren't required to adhere to the same set of standards, there's a risk that firms aren't identifying practices "that may lead to inequitable treatment of borrowers or harm taxpayers through greater potential for fraud or waste," according to a Thursday report by the Government Accountability Office.

The case study in Table  2 highlights some of the lessons learned from the national improvement journey in Thailand.> Another approach to address basic levels of quality improvement, especially in smaller and resource-poor facilities, is to develop an accreditation system that takes into account that not all providers will ever be able to meet the same set of standards.

All testing was done in both Matlab and Mathematica with negligible performance differences between the two (as both implement the same set of standard minimization algorithms).

Method precision was investigated by repeatedly analyzing the same set of standard solution (n = 5), and the RSDs of calculated concentration were 0.79%, 0.92%, 0.80% and 0.62% for luteolin, apigenin, psoralen and bergapten, respectively.

Without the cap-and-trade umbrella, that same set of standards and subsidies will accomplish very little, and do so at exceedingly high cost.

There are a lot of good conservative journalists, ones who approach their stories from a perspective I don't necessarily agree with, but who adhere to the same set of high standards the best of the MSM aspires to (there are lots of sloppy reporters in the MSM, too).

In a 2004 national survey reported in Education Week, 84percentt of 800 surveyed special and general education teachers did not believe that students in special education should be expected to meet the same set of academic standards articulated for students without disabilities.

In spite of Moody's prediction that the Bureau will benefit banks -- in part because it will "level the playing field" by applying the same set of oversight standards to nonbanks -- the banking lobby is reportedly pushing for changes to the CFPB, including a five-member board of directors and a delayed transfer of powers to the agency, that critics say will render it less effective.