Sentence examples for whatever standards from inspiring English sources

Bursars can apply whatever standards they wish.

Whatever standards emerge, the fact that they'll be voluntary is not a fatal flaw, Baker says.

Insurers like Aetna say they will move quickly to adopt whatever standards are eventually agreed upon.

But whatever standards the courts ultimately adopt to construe the clause, this case ought to be a slam-dunk.

By whatever standards his work is judged in the distant future, Mr. Christopher is guaranteed a certain immortality.

With no official standards in place, the industry was preparing to launch commercial television using whatever standards it desired.

Whatever standard length Oscar has to meet to run in the Olympics, that should apply to all athletes in the Paralympics too.

And that is you also have to establish the second element, which is that whatever standard you use, it would have changed the result of the election.

The executive said his company was officially backing the effort because it would eventually have to use whatever standard is developed.

And whatever standard practice may be, surely as one of climate science's senior figures, Jones should take some responsibility for its misdemeanours?

Whatever standard of choice is applied, we can put the two alternatives on a comparable basis if we discount the value assigned to the next stage by an appropriate percentage.