objective standard

At the same time there has to be objective standards.

By all objective standards, this was a time to stay put.

This is an objective standard, based on an average person.

By any objective standards our Union is a great success.

Most of them weren't very good by any objective standard.

"And I did it by any objective standard," he said in last night's interview.

That inquiry, though not the first, is to be made by an objective standard.

In other disciplines, there are more objective standards for quality of work.

The lack of objective standards is what makes culture so dynamic.

In the 170 years since, the law has kept to the legal judgment of having only the single, objective standard.

Yet, by any objective standards he is always ranked among the league's best.

I don't think we can step in and put an objective standard there.

By almost any objective standard, the expedition had been a disaster.

Others have attempted to set objective standards of color comparison.

Even if, by a seemingly objective standard, drug treatment might "help" some of these people, should we force it on them?

Why not let both sexes be judged by the same objective standards?

The new qualifications are marked against objective standards rather than relatively.

"We're working on a performance appraisal system that would be uniform and have objective standards," he said.

I know you give her the benefit of the doubt, but by objective standards she does not exactly qualify as your friend.

BY any objective standard, there are more rich Americans than ever before.

By every objective standard, however, this is a very satisfying people mover.

"I am, by any objective standard, less of a person than I used to be," he said.

There's no way to grade this kind of thing, no objective standards.

Many authors criticize the idea that there exists an objective standard of social justice.

They would otherwise have to start examining beliefs, and how do you apply objective standards to those?