Sentence examples for workable standards from inspiring English sources

Can global rule-making provide workable standards that are neither protectionist for empty?

This article will discuss some of the recent cases in which courts have sought to develop workable standards in dealing with requests for discovery of identifying information in cases involving anonymous on-line postings.

[Update: Pelosi's full quote: "It is essential to having a workable plan is to have an exchange that meets certain workable standards. How that is defined we shall see".

DiMatteo, Larry A. and Furry, Kenneth B. (1982) "Reciprocity: A Workable Standard for Foreign Government Antitrust Standing, Cornell International Law Journall: Vol. 15 : No. 2, Article 3.

Intercepting his style, complementing it and simultaneously making it bend more toward a workable standard of jazz rhythm was the bassist Scott Colley.

At the Wisconsin argument, Justice Stephen Breyer laid out a workable standard for the court: Were the maps drawn by one party?

Several political scientists and other scholars concluded that Wisconsin's map violates any measure of partisan symmetry, which they contend is a "workable standard," easy to compute and legally appropriate.

In 2004, he wrote in a concurring opinion on a gerrymandering case that he might consider a challenge if there were "a workable standard" to decide when such tactics crossed a constitutional line.

He added: "The sliding scale of when a case has attained sufficient notoriety to warrant departure from the federal and bankruptcy rules is not a workable standard by which to evaluate good cause".

While appellate courts do not ordinarily have the original task of applying such a test, 10 it is a familiar standard to all courts, and we believe its adoption will provide a more workable standard, although achieving the same result as that aimed at in our Fahy, case.

No other Justice picked up on that idea, but the mere fact that Breyer proposed it suggests that in the Wisconsin case (which presumably has already been decided) the Court has not produced a workable standard embraced by a majority of the Justices.