Sentence examples for yes standard from inspiring English sources

Gray Williams, a senior at University of North Carolina at Greensboro, says he likes the "yes means yes" standard.

If universities are going to hold their students to a "yes means yes" standard, they will need to supply them with a sufficient orientation to the concept.

California last September became the first US state to require that all state colleges receiving public funds use a "yes means yes" standard when investigating sexual assaults.

Roughly 1,400 places of higher education, now use some type of "yes means yes" standard in their sexual assault policies, according to the National Center for Higher Education Risk Management.

Yet New York Magazine's Jonathan Chait claims the "yes means yes" standard will mean most college sex will be classified as rape – goodness only knows what kind of sex Chait thinks "most" students are having, but dismal is the most generous way to describe that view of other men's average sexual experiences ("coercive" would be another).

California's "yes means yes" standard is spreading to college campuses nationwide.

So I understand some of the confusion over the quickly-spreading "yes means yes" standards and classes on consent and sexual assault.

So why am I excited to write about the upcoming show by Micky Dolenz, formerly of the Monkees (well, currently too, given how often they reunite), in which he sings Broadway hits and, yes, standards?

"Yes there was a chain of causation, yes they didn't have a safety certificate, yes the city council should have been involved, yes the standard of the fencing in the pens, we know all that.

Beezinga, the Microsoft Imagine Cup finalist from Slovenia, has developed a system of sensors for standardized beehives (yes, there are standards for beehives).

Fishers exact tests were used to compare differences between baseline and follow-up in secondary outcome measures: vending machines meeting 80% amber/green standard (yes, no); vending machines with all red drinks 375mls or less (yes, no), and machines labelling green/amber items (yes, no).