This conflicts with standards of medical care".
Growth is not an objective in itself; we should be concerned with standards of living.
A union is trying to force nonprofit groups like hospitals to comply with standards of governing similar to those that federal law requires of private companies.
At the same time, some carriers, like Singapore Airlines, began to build brand images less identified with their country of origin than with standards of service.
In recent years, our military courts pale in comparison with standards of compliance with the laws of war set by the international criminal tribunals.
Implicit in the prohibition is the notion that individuals can be punished only in accordance with standards of conduct that they might have ascertained before acting.
This does seem like willful and purposeful negligence in the execution of his duties to me — like a doctor who fails to keep up with standards of care.
Paralegals already fulfill an important role in many legal aid firms but they aren't solicitors and seeing them as solicitors on the cheap takes risks with standards of justice".
But I don't buy that, it just seems to be another element of the same ridiculous obsession with standards of attractiveness that people (especially women) are expected to live up to but that no mere human could possibly achieve.
"I know there are students who exit universities with standards of English that would not be acceptable to employers," says Elder. "It's a very shortsighted policy to accept those with sub-standard language proficiency and then simply pass them".
This conflates consumption rates with standards of living: they are only loosely correlated, because so much of our consumption is wasteful and doesn't contribute to our quality of life.
