Sentence examples for using a double standard from inspiring English sources

True, NASA can be accused of using a double standard in criticizing Russia for ferrying Mr. Tito up to the station.

He said in Officer Micalizzi's case it appeared the department was using a double standard since other officers had made secret recordings and not been disciplined.

Noting the decision to drop that charge, the Rev. Al Sharpton accused the state yesterday of using a double standard in dealing with officers accused of wrongdoing.

Jason Arnott, the center of the first line, groused about in-game benchings and accused Robinson of using a double standard.

Critics often seem to judge assisted migration projects using a double standard: traditional forestry practices are far more disruptive than the movement of small samples of distant genotypes that are part of the same species, she claims.

Iraq today accused the United States of using a double standard, contrasting the American military buildup in the Persian Gulf with the Bush administration's decision to use diplomacy to try to settle a nuclear arms crisis in North Korea.

Senator Patrick J. Leahy, the Vermont Democrat and Judiciary chairman, said Republicans were trying to use a double standard.

Media outlets use a double standard for women that then plays out in campaigns; women are perceived as being too strong, too weak or just not qualified.

Tetlock found that his experts used a double standard: they were much tougher in assessing the validity of information that undercut their theory than they were in crediting information that supported it.

Williams was contrite throughout the exchange, saying he used a double standard when it came to the truth once he left NBC News headquarters each night.

As with GERD-related asthma, it would seem reasonable to use a double-standard dose of a PPI for a minimum of 2 to 3 months in the management of GERD-related chronic cough.