Sentence examples for through a standard of from inspiring English sources

Citizenship is secured through a standard of property and security.

However, the Court ruled that a person's intent to give up citizenship could be established through a standard of preponderance of evidence (i.e., more likely than not) — rejecting an argument that intent to relinquish citizenship could only be found on the basis of clear, convincing and unequivocal evidence.

The story of a handsome teenager, Tully Coates Jr. (Anson Mount), who lives and works on a Nebraska farm with his close-lipped father (Bob Burrus) and his shy younger brother (Glenn Fitzgerald), the film moves through a standard coming-of-age scenario with unusual sensitivity, ambiguity and tough mindedness.

He set a standard of merit through his craft and commitment to humanity that has been a great blueprint for all artists".

In conclusion, we produced the first Persian version of MIDAS questionnaire through a standard method of linguistic validation and proved its validity and reliability to be used for evaluation of migraine and TTH patients.

She won't reveal her exact salary, but says that through a standard combination of retainer fees plus a percentage of the money raised, she makes in the six figures doing five events a year.

Anyone arriving at A&E with an injury caused by a violent assault is taken through a standard set of questions about the location and circumstances of the attack.

This information was elicited through the use of a Language Background Questionnaire, in which parents ranked the child's use and proficiency in English and a heritage language across a range of oral and written domains in the home, and through a standard assessment of receptive vocabulary.

Because if you're still starting your morning with a zigzag through a standard set of Web sites, you're wasting time and energy.

Aside from the neurologist who periodically puts him through a standard battery of tests, which he dispatches with less and less competence, there is no obvious external measure of Jacob's decline.

Looking through a standard list of Mendelian diseases, which are those caused by alterations in a single gene, the Sanger team found that mutations in 169 of the synaptic genes led to 269 different human diseases.