Sentence examples for the standards that apply from inspiring English sources

You can't justify the Burj Khalifa by the standards that apply to most commercial buildings.

Therefore the standards that apply in respect of financial services and their provision from Gibraltar are exactly the same standards that apply in respect of London, in respect of Frankfurt and the rest of the EU.

I would like industry and regulators to come together to assess how they can most effectively give consumers  clarity about the standards that apply across different platforms, and how they complain if those standards are not met.

In an effort to pre-empt critics, Mr. Mukasey gave a speech last week in Portland, Ore., describing the unfinished plan as an effort to "integrate more completely and harmonize the standards that apply to the F.B.I.'s activities".

As part of the Next Generation Sunshine State Standards, access points reflect the essence or core intent of the standards that apply to all students in the same grade, but at reduced levels of complexity.

Because proxy voting affects shareholder value and, in special situations, may involve the purchase or sale of securities, the standards of conduct that apply to this activity derive from the standards that apply to rendering investment advice generally.

He said he had asked himself, "What is the standard that applies to this guy?" He had consulted his most trusted and confidential advisers in the department.

It would sensibly set the evidentiary bar for the government somewhat lower than the House, allowing forfeitures based on "a preponderance of the evidence" -- the standard that applies generally in all civil cases.

This line of thought requires the assumption that the standard of moral goodness that applies to actions, in virtue of which a being's agency counts as morally good, is the same as the standard that applies to states of affairs generally.

The proposed legislation would require that the same standards that apply to the interception of the content of telephone calls apply to the interception of e-mail messages.

It is plausible to hold that the normative standards that apply to the political role of religious reasons are context sensitive.