" Amy Klobuchar: "Women are held to a higher standard.
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All of your actions are held to a higher standard.
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He should be and was held to a higher standard.
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And they're held to a higher standard than the president.
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We need them to hold themselves to a higher standard.
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Supreme Court nominees should be held to a higher standard.
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We should hold our elected officials to a higher standard.
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" He added: "We're elected officials, we're held to a higher standard.
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It should be held to a higher standard, you would agree?
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Economic growth and dynamism lead to a higher standard of living.
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For some, this means holding their efforts to a higher standard.
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It holds both sides of the equation to a higher standard.
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Similarly, E.M.R.s themselves need to be held to a higher standard.
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"Women are held to a higher standard," the Minnesota Democrat said.
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" It also states that owners are held to a "higher standard.
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It may be difficult, but Christians are called to a higher standard.
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Kendrick is held to a higher standard than any of his peers.
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"We all need to hold ourselves to a higher standard," she wrote.
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But it's unclear whether Twitch holds partners' behavior to a higher standard.
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PERF wants to hold police officers to a higher standard than Graham.
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"If anything, I hold a friend to a higher standard," he said.
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Of course people are going to hold it to a higher standard.
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"Our police officers are held to a higher standard," the chief said.
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The new meat studies attempted to hold nutrition research to a higher standard.
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Be Expertly PreparedWomen are still held to a higher standard in the workplace.
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Shouldn't people with millions of angry followers be held to a higher standard?
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Sears and other older companies were held to a higher standard, he noted.
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As President, he has an obligation to hold himself to a higher standard.
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You see, the Democrats hold themselves to a higher standard to anyone else.
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"When you join the government, you are held to a higher standard," Noble said.
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They argue he should be held to a higher standard because of his position.
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But still, I held them to a higher standard; I expected better, wanted better.
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It's time to hold companies to a higher standard when it comes to APIs.
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Even in the face of grave threats, we held ourselves to a higher standard.
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Politicians, for instance, should be held to a higher standard than celebrities, he said.
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"What we're actually doing is holding people with disabilities to a higher standard," he said.
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If you are pro-police, wouldn't you want to hold them to a higher standard?
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If approved, it would hold these companies up to a higher standard than ever before.
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We shouldn't hold talk-show hosts to a higher standard than we do presidential nominees.
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Trump is trying to be President and he should be held to a higher standard.
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They worry that they lost to Trump once by holding themselves to a higher standard.
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To be clear, we are holding Mrs Clinton to a higher standard than other candidates.
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Mueller: We should 'absolutely' hold elected officials to a higher standard than just avoiding criminality.
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"It's quite clear that we should eat less, but to a higher standard," he says.
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The President is suppose to be held to a higher standard than the average citizen.
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"Everyone in this league is held to a higher standard," Redskins President Bruce Allen said.
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Consumers shouldn't be held to a higher standard than companies worth hundreds of billions dollars.
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So, Tom motivates him by raising the bar and holding him to a higher standard.
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That is what leadership is all about, is holding all senators to a higher standard.
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"Which is why we must now hold ourselves to a higher standard going forward," he added.
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Democrats should hold the president to a higher standard, even if their allies on CNN won't.
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A law enforcement officer is always held to a higher standard, as each one should be.
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McCain's position in Congress demands that he hold himself to a higher standard of public commentary.
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PETE BUTTIGIEG: Well, it's not a bad thing that we hold ourselves to a higher standard.
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And the second is: Do you need to hold yourself to a higher standard than your data?
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But folks like Carney, who style themselves as independent-minded, should be held to a higher standard.
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"In offering criticism, it's mean to be a call to a higher standard of behavior," she added.
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As a public official, Waters should be held to a higher standard in her comments and actions.
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"We on Council are kept to a higher standard," Mercer said, according to the Deep South Voice.
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The USPS should be held to a higher standard than their private shipping competitors, at a minimum.
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Parsons noted that entertainers are being held to a higher standard than politicians, including President Donald Trump.
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"But I do think that we should call on all media to a higher standard," she continued.
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Planes with ten or more passengers are held to a higher standard those with fewer than ten.
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There is enough of that out there, and media outlets should be held to a higher standard.
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Color of Change, a civil rights advocacy group, said Facebook needs to be held to a higher standard.
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We should hold individuals, corporations and governments to a higher standard and delineate their responsibilities to the internet.
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"When not separating scores, women will be held to a higher standard, which will bias results," Zadeh said.
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We can't hold other countries to a higher standard than the President places on himself here at home.
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It was ugly and I personally do hold the President of the United States to a higher standard.
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Kids don't want to be held to a higher standard than their parents, and that's a big issue.
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" Pressed further, he said, "Well, it's not a bad thing that we hold ourselves to a higher standard.
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My answer, based on research, is: yes, it is fair to hold private prisons to a higher standard.
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"Women are held to a higher standard" and must work harder than men, she said at the debate.
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Meanwhile, men must have these same tough dialogues among themselves and hold each other to a higher standard.
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The best Vinnie can do now is try to hold himself, and his people, to a higher standard.
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For his Cabinet and his independent regulatory agencies, Trump should be held to a higher standard than that.
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They also see ousting him as holding themselves to a higher standard than Republicans, who voted in Donald Trump.
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Women executives may be held to a higher standard Why did the women CEOs and CFOs do so well?
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" "But as a public servant, we wear this badge as a symbol of our commitment to a higher standard.
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Female-led blockbusters are still rare enough as to be held to a higher standard than their male counterparts.
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Women are held to a higher standard (and sometimes double standard) than men in nearly every profession they enter.
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They're held to a higher standard when it comes to financial disclosures, hiring practices, and engaging with host governments.
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If you pay employees generously then you can expect more from them and hold them to a higher standard.
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We are determined to evolve our policies, and continue to hold our creators and ourselves to a higher standard.
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"Women are held to a higher standard when it comes to credentials," Dittmar, who studies women in politics, said.
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And I agree, they try to hold themselves to a higher standard, but they don't reach it very often.
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"I take responsibility for my actions and will hold myself to a higher standard in the future," he added.
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The need to rebuild to a higher standard in preparation for future disasters will add greatly to the cost.
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I think what's interesting is that Silicon Valley and some companies like Alphabet are held to a higher standard.
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Mr. Sanders is no longer an outsider, but an established leader who will be held to a higher standard.
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But anything promoted as a way to do good ought to be held to a higher standard than that.
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"We urge the court to reject Senn's analysis and to hold submissions to a higher standard," the affidavit reads.
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I have told him the times have changed, it is 2017, and he needs to evolve to a higher standard.
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"We need to hold our allies to a higher standard and, unfortunately, this certification fails in that regard," said Sen.
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Students who participate in extracurriculars are held to a higher standard, Findlay added, and therefore could receive a stricter punishment.
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Others say that Russians have gotten used to a higher standard of living and that they will protest losing it.
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I see no reason why stars with enormous followings shouldn't be held to a higher standard than the creative proletariat.
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That, she concluded, suggests that women's research is held to a higher standard when editorial boards decide what to publish.
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"No, I don't think she is held to a higher standard," Biden replied to a question from Mic's Antonia Hylton.
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Given that Wonder Woman gives speaking roles to Greek gods, it seems unfair to hold it to a higher standard.
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But critics say that Google is held to a higher standard, mainly because of its stated commitment to moral integrity.
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But because of that they should be held to a higher standard regarding how and when they utilize that data.
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Because its programming commands such attention, especially among children, the company is often held to a higher standard than competitors.
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The probe is looking into whether Asian-Americans are illegally being held to a higher standard in the admissions process.
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The probe is focusing on whether Asian-Americans are illegally being held to a higher standard in the university's admissions.
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They found that many women and people of color felt they were held to a higher standard than white men.
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These days, however, big budget sci-fi films are generally held to a higher standard of realism and scientific accuracy.
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Klobuchar had many thoughtful answers on everything from voter suppression to women being held to a higher standard, to abortion.
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Adult performers are slamming Instagram for deleting their accounts, saying they&aposre held to a higher standard than other users.
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Yes, this means schools are being held to a higher standard of behavior than that demanded by society at large.
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That irony would encapsulate the truism that whatever the progress, women are often still held to a higher standard than men.
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But every few months, Tim Cook gets on stage and asks the world to hold his company to a higher standard.
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If they are held to a higher standard — if they have to be real financial advisors — their clients could only win.
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This means that game companies will be held to a higher standard with regards to how they handle data on minors.
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Mark has made clear that because Facebook is a mission driven company, he wants to hold us to a higher standard.
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Most understand the uses of diplomacy to make progress, to set an example, to hold other countries to a higher standard.
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But when a heterosexual male who doesn't hold himself to a higher standard behaves in that same manner, we are outraged?
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He's the President of the United States and should hold himself to a higher standard of truth and facts than that?
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But the UK's dominance of euro-denominated derivatives could prompt Brussels to hold London-based clearing houses to a higher standard.
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After the experience of the Bush years, it's shameful that Democrats didn't hold Obama to a higher standard on these issues.
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As a multiple weight UFC champion, executive producer, role model and public figure, I must hold myself to a higher standard.
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"We are determined to evolve our policies, and continue to hold our creators and ourselves to a higher standard," Dale wrote.
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Investment advisers, in contrast, have been held to a higher standard: fiduciary duty, generally understood as always putting the client first.
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The regulation was aimed at getting brokers and investment advisors to adhere to a higher standard when providing advice for clients.
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When it comes to questions about staff diversity, Warren may be held to a higher standard than her white male opponents.
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Tailings dams in wet locations, for instance, had been held to a higher standard because they were more prone to erosion.
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When you're an elected official you should be held to a higher standard than regular people because you represent our country.
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Then we should hold members of Congress to a higher standard of conduct, with curbs on outside income and stock trading.
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It holds companies to a higher standard of accountability — for financial discipline, disclosure, planning and delivering to plan, and even strategic direction.
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"The women in this race are held to a higher standard by voters, the press, and yes, even other women," Barefoot says.
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If women are, indeed, held to a higher standard, the review process for their papers would take longer than that for men.
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"Now the government is going to be held to a higher standard in pursuing public corruption charges against public officials," Pollack said.
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Women tend to hold themselves to a higher standard in terms of qualifications but may think about things differently after Trump's victory.
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The FBI should be held to a higher standard than that, especially in a matter of such great public interest and controversy.
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We should not hold the manager of our pension or 401K plan to a higher standard than we do of our government.
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"Our problem with those laws is that they hold people with disabilities to a higher standard than all other voters," Mathis said.
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As football players, we know that we represent this University and this state and that we are held to a higher standard.
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It's time to demand that all third-parties hold themselves to a higher standard and disclose what they do with consumers' data.
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Public figures are held to a higher standard — since they represent not just themselves but their offices, their industries, and so on.
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One with access to financial information could reasonably be held to a higher standard than one with access only to phone numbers.
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Singles may not want to settle down during this transit, while people in relationships may hold their partners to a higher standard.
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We also don't see our affiliations with these universities and our desire to hold them to a higher standard as diametrically opposed.
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Fair or not, it feels like Facebook will be held to a higher standard than other tech companies invading your living room.
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"We are determined to evolve our policies, and continue to hold our creators and ourselves to a higher standard," the blog post said.
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" Asked by "Rising" host Krystal Ball if she feels she's held to a higher standard due to her platform, Wynn said "100 percent.
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But the league made progress this week, even if all they did was make it easier to hold them to a higher standard.
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Whether they are young men, grown men, or the leader of the free world, they should all be held to a higher standard.
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"Mark has made clear that because Facebook is a mission driven company, he wants to hold us to a higher standard," Schrage wrote.
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The prosecutors were keenly aware that they would be held to a higher standard since Batson had been decided just a year earlier.
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That Mr. Foer can be so good makes us hold him to a higher standard, and demand from him something closer to greatness.
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Ocasio-Cortez is experiencing a phenomenon that's been well documented across fields: Women are held to a higher standard than their male peers.
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Trudeau issued multiple apologies, saying he is sorry "for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," according to the CBC.
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They're a good offense, a good running game with three really good backs, but we have to hold ourselves to a higher standard.
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"Leaders are called to a higher standard, and the stain of racism should have no place in the halls of government," she tweeted.
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Mercer said that as a journalist who had broken "the sacred trust of his employment," Keys should be held to a higher standard.
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Any buyers would be required to clean a site to a higher standard if pockets of contamination are found, according to the bill.
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Company executives are held to a higher standard of honesty by the Securities and Exchange Commission than short-sellers like Chanos, Hamm claimed.
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"We believe that public officials must be held to a higher standard, and whether intentional or not, misusing taxpayer dollars is unacceptable," Sens.
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When he did, he apologized for hurting those who "rightfully hold me to a higher standard," including family, friends, co-workers and fans.
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During the debate, she went after Mr. Buttigieg's limited résumé, arguing that women who run for office are held to a higher standard.
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But for those of us who propose trying to save the child, we appear to be held to a higher standard of perfection.
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The Trump administration will hold countries to a higher standard if they want a waiver from the coming sanctions on importing Iranian oil.
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Anyone who wears their faith on their sleeve is going to be held to a higher standard, and there's nothing wrong with that.
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So [that film] was held to a higher standard, no question, but that's because of how well the films have done even before Disney.
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And Wu is correct in that, now that our moral center has departed Washington, D.C., our entertainment must be held to a higher standard.
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While we might be willing to accept these generational flaws in our elders, we should hold Biden and his cohorts to a higher standard.
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But tech also holds itself to a higher standard, often claiming to be companies with values that attempt to do good in the world.
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Mr Cowen: Business has to realise it always will be held to a higher standard, perhaps unjustly so, but still that is a reality.
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But Schrage characterizes the reason for the firm's firing as Facebook holding itself to a "higher standard" than the mud-slinging of other firms.
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She's been held to a higher standard than most men in office, enduring marathon sessions in front of hostile congressional panels for dubious reasons.
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As Klobuchar pointed out at the November debate, if women weren't held to a higher standard, we would have had a woman president before.
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It is siding with a group that says Asian-American applicants are held to a higher standard for admissions, compared especially to black students.
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But experts argue insurers could play a major role in alleviating these problems — by covering care and holding addiction treatments to a higher standard.
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Anyone who has ever met a Marine knows that we strive to hold ourselves and our fellow Marines to a higher standard of conduct.
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"Tamika Mallory said she did not agree with all of his statements, but there are people holding her to a higher standard," she said.
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Now, as a public servant, I hold myself to a higher standard, and I will work every day to better the lives of all Americans.
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There's also a proclivity to hold black shows to a higher standard than others, which partially stems from a lack of representation in the media.
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People hold machines to a higher standard than human drivers because they have no empathy for them, says Gill Pratt, CEO of Toyota Research Institute.
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It's not the coolest thing to rag on people for their spelling, but there are some people we have to hold to a higher standard.
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But practically, when the accused is one of their own, many liberals feel turning on him unfairly holds Democrats to a higher standard than Republicans.
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This creates delays that are visibly frustrating to Abdulbari, who became accustomed to a higher standard of efficiency after a decade in the United States.
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"We remain concerned that the department stores are capital intensive and need to be refurbished to a higher standard to attract shoppers," Cantor Fitzgerald added.
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Americans, let's stop being patsies, and let's hold our elected officials to a higher standard when it comes to this basic and essentially bipartisan issue.
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We must now take our role seriously and holding ourselves to a higher standard, one that requires us to adequately educate ourselves before educating others.
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"Everyone in the justice system -- not just judges, but law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and defense counsel -- should be held to a higher standard," Lelling said.
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"Congress must work harder to hold ourselves to a higher standard," said Representative Steve Stivers of Ohio, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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Jeffrey S. Flier, who was dean of the Harvard Medical School from 2007 to 1.53, said medical leaders should be held to a higher standard.
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The plaintiffs in the case have accused Harvard of discriminating against Asian-Americans by holding them to a higher standard than any other racial group.
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The plaintiffs have accused the university of establishing a quota for Asian-Americans and holding them to a higher standard than applicants of other races.
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So we want to hold ourselves accountable, and when you are law enforcement you are held to a higher standard because you have a badge.
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Bill Clinton called the remark a case of "subconscious" sexism and said his wife is being held to a higher standard because she's a woman.
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Asserted Santos, "Judges are in an incredible position of power in American society and should be held to a higher standard of disclosure than most."
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"Despite this apparent national upward trend in sexual assault, the Department holds itself, and the academies, to a higher standard of behavior," the report stated.
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"With that said, as public officials, we're all expected to be held to a higher standard and be good stewards of tax dollars," Roe added.
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While we are extremely proud of our rich athletic tradition at Mater Dei, we hold our students to a higher standard both academically and personally.
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And I think it is unreasonable of [prosecutors] to now hold my client to a higher standard of knowledge than anyone would have in real time.
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The good news is that being held to a higher standard forces you to meet it — so you get used to performing at a higher level.
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We shouldn't let an unproven belief cause us to hold raped women to a higher standard for evidence than other parents seeking termination of parental rights.
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Comedians like to say Trump is good for comedy, but that means holding jokes to a higher standard than the easiest impression or something about Cheetos.
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"After reviewing a number of factors including third-party guidelines, we're committing to a higher standard that better reflects local costs of living," the company said.
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"Leaders are called to a higher standard, and the stain of racism should have no place in the halls of government," Harris tweeted on Friday evening.
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Officers, who are armed and tasked to serve and protect, should be held to a higher standard than the rest of us, not a lower one.
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By appointing a counsel with the reputation of Mr Mueller, outside the normal chain of political command, Mr Rosenstein has held himself to a higher standard.
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"School administrators must be held to a higher standard, one that protects our children and vigorously responds to allegations of abuse," Morrisey said in the release.
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If Democrats want to hold the next president to a higher standard, they'll need to ask for a lot more specifics than their GOP counterparts did.
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One ongoing case has found Harvard University fighting charges that it has held Asian-Americans to a higher standard than other students in its admissions process.
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Reduced productivity has been a disappointment this past recovery, and encouraging higher productivity in the future will be the key to a higher standard of living.
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While OS/2 is used to connect various parts of the subway system to a larger mainframe, the input components weren't held to a higher standard.
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Outside the circle of close friends and family, motives are more ambiguous, and the government should be held to a higher standard to establish a crime.
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As is often, perhaps always, the case, these female candidates seemed held to a higher standard when it came to being presidential, electable -- and even likeable.
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Data that has been released as part of the lawsuit suggests that Asian-American students were held to a higher standard than students of other ethnicities.
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Many voters interviewed in New Hampshire said they believed the women running for president in 2020 are being held to a higher standard than the men.
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There, we enshrined the belief that the entire international community, ourselves included, should be held to a higher standard — a standard of decency, morality and law.
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But others are decrying it as hypocritical, asking the DNC to hold itself to a higher standard and think about the message it sends to voters.
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Democrats appear interested in holding themselves to a higher standard than Republicans but are torn about that decision after it affected one of their rising stars.
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But he holds himself, a minister, to a higher standard: It is one thing for the Japanese believer to trample, and another thing entirely for him.
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On its face, it also seems that Clinton was held to a higher standard than men who have sought the same office, not least her 2016 opponent.
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Musgraves understands that as a woman in country music her songs and what she says are held to a higher standard than that of her male counterparts.
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Exxon's trade association, the American Petroleum Institute, opposed that transparency rule, arguing it unfairly held US oil companies to a higher standard than state-owned oil companies.
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It's time for the judicial system to hold these companies to a higher standard—and make them pay for these security screwups...lest we get fooled again.
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Aronberg said police were within their right to charge Lewandowski, but prosecutors are held to a higher standard and thus didn't find enough to bring the case.
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"My students say the candidates should be held to a higher standard," said Teresi, who teaches language and social studies at William Paca Elementary School in Baltimore.
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All but one of Russia's squad play their club football at home and Berezutski said they needed to go abroad to be exposed to a higher standard.
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Trump is also seemingly incapable of grasping the fact that as President of the United States, he needs to hold himself to a higher standard of conduct.
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The argument for holding politicians to a higher standard of transparency than the masses is the public interest in revealing conflicts of interest and rooting out corruption.
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This executive order also is a move that pushes back on the steps taken during the Obama administration to hold for-profit institutions to a higher standard.
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Usually, ordering a grilled cheese sandwich at a restaurant comes with pretty low expectations, but this place will probably hold the classic staple to a higher standard.
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Mr. Trump should be held to a higher standard than other men who engage in "trash talk," she said, because he is seeking to lead the country.
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If more of our citizens had as good an understanding of basic civics as my foreign-born husband, our candidates might be held to a higher standard.
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Instead, they argued that the Fourth Amendment required the government to obtain a search warrant pursuant to a higher standard of "probable cause" before obtaining the data.
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As Vox's Laura McGann writes, many members of the party are still grappling with Franken's departure, conflicted about holding themselves to a higher standard compared to Republicans.
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"We believe that public officials must be held to a higher standard, and whether intentional or not, misusing taxpayer dollars is unacceptable," they said in the statement.
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It is time those charged with keeping the street homeless alive in New York City, and elsewhere, are held to a higher standard than Ms. Williams received.
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Often, the debate about likability has centered on gender: Are female characters, like, say, female political candidates, held to a higher standard of likability than male ones?
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On Chuck's side, he has the burden of being held to a higher standard, one that he's set for himself and lives by and dines out on.
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DOJ alleged in its motion to dismiss that Strzok's role in high-profile investigations meant he was held to a higher standard when it came to speech.
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As Los Angeles-based neuropsychologist Rebecca Lesser Allen sees it, patients should — and do — hold medical professionals to a higher standard of decorum, including on social media.
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"Police officers are held to a higher standard and as I have stated before, must wear their badges, not only bravely, but with honor, integrity and professionalism."
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If they don't believe in that level of neutrality, perhaps we should heed Mr. Zuckerberg's advice and consider holding them to a higher standard that acknowledges their responsibility.
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I know I have hurt and disappointed my family, my close friends, my co-workers, our fans and many others who rightfully hold me to a higher standard.
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At times, I cannot help but feel that Zucker and Donvan hold autistic people to a higher standard of interpersonal behavior than they do their non-autistic protagonists.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Coming off four straight years of record U.S. soybean yields, analysts may have gotten used to holding the oilseed to a higher standard than other crops.
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"I know I have hurt and disappointed my family, my close friends, my co-workers, our fans and many others who rightfully hold me to a higher standard."
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Automakers might still be held to a higher standard when it comes to how much CO2 their vehicles emit when all is said and done with the rollback.
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TechUK, a trade association for technology firms operating in Britain said it would be challenging to hold them to a higher standard than the country's newspapers or politicians.
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Thankfully, Kennedy, continues to hold nominees to a higher standard, making it clear that it is going to take more than one's political affiliation to earn his vote.
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The case accuses Harvard of setting a quota on Asian-American students accepted to the university and holding them to a higher standard than applicants of other races.
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Still, it's something closer to what I expected Intel to do when it originally announced the consumer-friendly Project Athena initiative to hold manufacturers to a higher standard.
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"She had such a work ethic — she always did what she said she was going to do and she held herself to a higher standard," Mr. Parker said.
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Background: A group of Asian-American students who were rejected by Harvard had accused it of holding them to a higher standard and favoring black and Hispanic applicants.
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Even if a prosecutor declines to bring criminal charges against a player, the NFL decided that its players needed to be held to a higher standard than that.
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The mayor has made overhauling the agency a high priority and has emphasized that its officers and front-line supervisors need to be held to a higher standard.
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And as much as our shows are original series entertainment, I'm held to the same news ... Maybe I'm being held to a higher standard because I'm a comedian.
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And that has meant that, while the men's team have been allowed to just be another sports team, the women are held to a higher standard—a double standard.
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The company is held to a higher standard and is the subject of such intense interest that it's forever swimming upstream against a roiling river of rumors and leaks.
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But consumers, workers, and leaders have the power to hold every corporation to a higher standard, not simply cast business as the enemy or let industry off the hook.
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Notwithstanding the neuropathology of compulsive lying, we must find a way to break this non-virtuous cycle by holding each other — and our elected officials — to a higher standard.
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It's true that we should hold public figures to a higher standard than private citizens, but it's not just public figures who are already being impacted by this shift.
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When will he and his unwavering, loyal supporters realize that he is president of the United States and, like it or not, he is held to a higher standard?
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I wondered how much of my career progress has been hindered by the emotional and professional burden of having to prove myself to a higher standard than male scientists.
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" Blair says, "As long as accounts like these are presenting perspectives that are well-researched and allow brands to weigh in, they're holding the industry to a higher standard.
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Or do we go back where we kinda hold our ... It used to be that we thought, we wanna hold politicians to a higher standard than a typical person.
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Undocumented students sometimes feel that they're held to a higher standard than their documented peers, despite dealing with harsher circumstances and trauma just to get to the United States.
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"You get held to a higher standard than your opponent for potentially arbitrary or maybe even sexist reasons," she said, wanting to know how Warren would navigate around sexist attacks.
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"I apologize to my colleagues, to the House as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
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But Spirit has to concede the well-established rule: When you're in the business of moving people around, the law holds you to a higher standard of safeguarding your passengers.
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Children's movies must be held to a higher standard, and must teach children bodily autonomy, the ability to say &aposno&apos and safety, not confusing messages endorsing unwanted genital touching.
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Liberals stuck on Franken think Democrats are holding the party to a higher standard than Republicans, who get to deny, to lie, and to tolerate abusive behavior in their ranks.
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There's nothing wrong with speaking on behalf of a cause that's close to your heart on the Oscar stage, but it's 2016, and everyone's being held to a higher standard.
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It's time to hold ourselves to a higher standard and make sure that, as we seek to illuminate injustice in our work, we aren't perpetuating injustice within our own family.
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He found homes in the UK that repeatedly flooded were often reconstructed the same way each time and insurers routinely denied requests by homeowners to rebuild to a higher standard.
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But at its core, it is recognition that top golfers playing on television and subject to exhaustive video review were being held to a higher standard than every other golfer.
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" "Ownership and club or league management have traditionally been held to a higher standard and will be subject to more significant discipline when violations of the Personal Conduct Policy occur.
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A lawsuit challenging Harvard University's admissions practices — claiming discrimination against Asian-American applicants by holding them to a higher standard — will head to trial in a Boston federal court on Monday.
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Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, and their ilk can be held to a higher standard if Google is able to give that standard a physical embodiment, and that's what the Pixel line represents.
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But when it reaches a certain level, especially among a group we would like to hold to a higher standard of behavior, exposure and condemnation seems not only desirable but inevitable.
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" Under the FTC settlement, Archibong said Facebook will be "accountable and transparent about fixing old products that don't work the way they should and building new products to a higher standard.
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While presidential candidates should be thoroughly vetted and held to a higher standard, considering Hillary list of scandalous behavior is so long it is ridiculous to even bother including Bill's infidelities.
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Research in science, business, and many other fields has shown again and again that when women go for a job, they're held to a higher standard than the men around them.
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The plaintiffs say that the university holds Asian-American applicants to a higher standard than people of other races, and that it resorts to racial balancing to shape its incoming classes.
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In other words, African-Americans who were released before trial were, on average, far less likely than whites to commit crimes, implying that they were being held to a higher standard.
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As in other fields, women in politics often feel that they are held to a higher standard than men — and that they may lose their seats if they don't deliver legislation.
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" Here's the official language ... "It is a recognized part of sports for fans and the media at times to criticize officiating, but team executives must be held to a higher standard.
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She then explained that because of the way her mistakes are often taken on by the right, she feels held to a higher standard, but that ultimately is a good thing.
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Marketers will be held to a higher standard, both by clients demanding world-class performance and proof, as well as consumers who want relevancy, helpfulness and privacy from their brand relationships.
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A lawsuit, in which a decision is expected soon, accuses Harvard of setting a quota on admissions for Asian-American applicants and holding them to a higher standard than other races.
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The current system mostly involves offering fixed-price, fixed-term tariffs at a steep discount, while the bulk of customers remain on, or default back to, a higher "standard variable rate" tariff.
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In an interview with Mic, Vice President Joe Biden — who pondered his own presidential run — said that he doesn't think Hillary Clinton is "held to a higher standard" because she's a woman.
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They would be subjected to a higher standard to stay in the US than asylum seekers face, and even if they met that standard, they would be ineligible for permanent legal status.
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The Clinton campaign is publicly fretting that Holt has such low expectations for Trump that the moderator will take it easy on the GOP nominee while holding Clinton to a higher standard.
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"It's OK if you want to live on the coast or on top of a mountain that sees wildfires or whatever, but you have to build to a higher standard," he said.
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Other firms may limit their workers' speech, but the largest search engine, with a mission to "organise the world's information and make it universally accessible", should hold itself to a higher standard.
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I think we as a group need to hold companies in this space to a higher standard than we have in the last 10 years in terms of these types of things.
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Investment advisers have been held to a higher standard: fiduciary duty, which means always putting their customers first, in part by eliminating conflicts of interest or at least trying to mitigate them.
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Hill has received an outpouring of support following the news of her suspension, and more than a few people have pointed out that she's being held to a higher standard than the president.
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Mark Zuckerberg has described how, because Facebook was held to a higher standard after going public, the company embraced mobile sooner than it would have … therefore setting it up for a stronger future.
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As Vox's Laura McGann has written, not all Democrats are on the same page, with some still trying to figure out whether holding themselves to a higher standard than Republicans makes political sense.
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Speaking Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation," anchor John Dickerson pressed Priebus on whether Trump and his team shouldn't be held to a higher standard as they prepare to enter the White House.
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Patent-supported technology and science-intensive companies don't just support good jobs, they also contribute to a higher standard of living by generating life-saving drugs, new consumer products, and faster, better services.
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Terry McAuliffe on Wednesday said the Department of Justice should be held to a higher standard, two days after reports surfaced of a federal probe into campaign donations to his 2013 gubernatorial run.
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As usual, in 2016, the media and voters held women candidates on both sides of aisle to a higher standard than their male counterparts, particularly in terms of their likability, ethics, and authenticity.
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But, increasingly, he said FedEx — which counts e-commerce as 20 percent of its overall portfolio — is being held to a higher standard for three elements of its service: reliability, convenience and control.
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" T.S. added that Jensen "is an evil man, and he deserves to rot in prison, but he couldn't have done this if he'd been in an environment that held him to a higher standard.
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Mortgage lender Freedom Mortgage Corp does not have to face a discrimination lawsuit accusing it of dismissing a black employee after holding him to a higher standard than whites, a federal appeals court ruled.
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And the reaction to it seems of a piece with the drama of the presidency — of holding candidates and officeholders to a higher standard of dignity yet wanting them to be just like us.
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The plaintiffs say that the university holds Asian-Americans to a higher standard than applicants of other races and resorts to racial balancing to shape its incoming classes, in violation of civil rights law.
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READ: Trump's attempt to boost Boris Johnson just backfired spectacularly "Broadcasting organizations are rightly held to a higher standard — and particularly Channel 4 which has a special role enshrined in legislation," the source said.
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PETE BUTTIGIEG: I think it was his decision to make, but I think the way we basically held him to a higher standard than the GOP does their people has been used against us.
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Daly feels the planning board should have held Apple to a higher standard and required the company to offset the project — by building a wind farm, for example, or creating a waste-heat recovery system.
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"Some have voiced concerns about you getting Hillary-ed in the election, meaning that you get held to a higher standard than your opponent for potentially arbitrary or may be even sexist reasons," Taylor said.
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In long-established refugee camps NGOs usually provide services like health care and education, sometimes to a higher standard than is available to the country's ordinary residents, but governments rarely allow the refugees to work.
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The basic claim by the plaintiffs, a group representing Asian-American students rejected by Harvard, is that the university has systematically discriminated against Asian-Americans by holding them to a higher standard than other applicants.
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"We will hold these Pages to a higher standard of transparency because they combine the opinion-making influence of a media organization with the strategic backing of a state," Facebook said in a blog post.
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"And we, as elected leaders, should absolutely be held to a higher standard, not a lower standard, and we should fundamentally be valuing women, and that is where this debate has to go," she added.
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The S&P researchers suggest this could mean that common attributes drive success among men and women, but that boards held the women CEOs and CFOs to a higher standard than the men before hiring them.
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Supporters of Franken in some progressive circles are still frustrated about his resignation, arguing that he was held to a higher standard that men who have been accused of worse behavior, such as President Donald Trump.
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First, Wall Street classifies Tesla as a car company, but values it like a tech company, giving its debt-laden, unprofitable balance sheet a free pass, while holding others in the class to a higher standard.
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If you want to mess with a Hillary Clinton supporter's blood pressure, just ask why the media and voters are holding Clinton to a higher standard than Donald Trump when it comes to telling the truth.
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And while NIH grantees are held to a higher standard of diversity, that organization only funds a small percentage of all clinical trials—about 6 percent of trials in 2014, according to an article from JAMA.
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You could theoretically argue that it's unfair to hold 2017's Will & Grace to a higher standard than any of the hundreds of other roughly reboots that have reemerged as hollow shells of their former selves.
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In organizing an inclusive, widespread, proactive demonstration, the Stoneman Douglas survivors have set an example for young activists around the country, and have even encouraged us to hold ourselves to a higher standard in our activism.
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When Matthews first asked about Franken, Buttigieg initially stressed it was Franken's decision to resign, and pointed out that the Democrats "hold ourselves to a higher standard" than Republicans have in censuring men accused of harassment.
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"Having case-relevant experience tends to be riskier for defendants because it is easier for someone with some knowledge of a field to hold a defendant to a higher standard than is appropriate or necessary," Ellis said.
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It is not yet clear whether those claims would be held to the same standard that's generally used to screen asylum seekers — a "credible fear" of persecution — or whether they will be held to a higher standard.
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A community that encourages donating significant money, helps people budget and plan for it, and applauds people when they reach it makes a big difference for individuals who are trying to hold ourselves to a higher standard.
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"Because Saturn is going to be entering their sign, a really important resolution for Capricorns is to hold themselves to a higher standard, though it's up to them to figure out what that really means," Gat says.
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For that reason, the DOJ and FBI are supposed to be held to a higher standard of making sure judges see "the good, the bad and the ugly" about evidence so the court can protect the accused.
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The Trump administration's asylum ban attempted to hold asylum seekers who crossed between ports of entry to a higher standard — known as "reasonable fear" — to avoid deportation without a hearing; that also got struck down in court.
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There has not been a female manager for several years, and a few months ago, Duke's student newspaper reported that one applicant had complained, citing another female applicant's belief that women were held to a higher standard.
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Harvard's admissions process went on trial for a month last fall, as it battled allegations that it held Asian-Americans — who on average score higher than other races on the SAT — to a higher standard in admissions.
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The Katz case, one of the more sprawling art restitution cases in Dutch history, illustrates how such claims can be held to a higher standard when they involve Jewish art dealers, rather than private Jewish art owners.
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However, it is women of color, the most oppressed people in our society, who have taught me to recognize my power, both by their example and by explicitly holding me to a higher standard of personal responsibility.
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"Conservative media has always been held to a higher standard than liberal media, and as conservatives we have to live up to that higher standard," said Matthew Continetti, the editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon.
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The Minnesota senator was asked to defend her recent comments to CNN's Jake Tapper that women are held to a higher standard -- and that a female candidate with Buttigieg's experience would never have made the debate stage.
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InMarket founder Todd Dipaola predicts that marketers will be held to a higher standard — both by clients demanding world-class performance and proof, as well as consumers who want relevancy, helpfulness and privacy from their brand relationships.
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At this forum, entitled "Taking Policing to a Higher Standard," some of the nation's most senior police officers were made to watch the same videos of police violence that have been seemingly omnipresent for the past few years.
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In January, though, Al Shehri was farmed out on loan to Leganes in Spain's La Liga in an attempt to give him more exposure to a higher standard of play in the lead-up to the World Cup.
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In determining the appropriate level of discipline, I find that Mr. Baer should be held to a higher standard because as a leader he is expected to be a role model for others in his organization and community.
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Your 2018 taxes will be subject to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which includes a slate of changes ranging from your tax withholding at work to a higher standard deduction to the loss of certain itemized deductions.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) said Friday his committee may consider legislation to help rebuild Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to a higher standard than what had existed before hurricanes ravaged the islands.
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"If we really want to lead and bring people up to a higher standard and elevate people, then we bring them in, rather than push them out," said Zeph Capo, the president of the Houston Federation of Teachers.
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Background: Students for Fair Admissions filed a lawsuit in 2014, arguing that Harvard's admissions office holds Asian Americans to a higher standard and uses a subjective "personal rating" to limit their admission to the elite Ivy League school.
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"I think it was his decision to make, but I think the way we basically held him to a higher standard than the GOP does their people has been used against us," Buttigieg said at a MSNBC town hall.
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Research by Erin Hengel of the University of Liverpool has shown that papers by women are better-written, on average, than those by men, but spend longer in peer review, suggesting that women are held to a higher standard.
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And, crucially, hiring a diverse workforce — one that reflects the real world — is paramount to creating equitable and moral AI. "We hold these algorithms, perhaps rightfully so, to a higher standard than we hold every day people," Lai said.
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While not everyone who opposes transparency has something to hide, public officials should be held to a higher standard and allow those they represent to know why they have the opinions they do — are the positions real or rented?
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Those incidents have forced the company to "hold ourselves to a higher standard" than other restaurants, when it comes to both ensuring that employees are well enough to work, and to keeping the dining areas clean and ultra-sanitized.
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Even in 2017, 32 years since their debut record Endless Pain, they're still pumping out tremolo picking and double bass drumming—because that's what Kreator does, and they (still) do it to a higher standard than most of their American contemporaries.
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We're holding social advocates to a higher standard in 2016 With that said, his muddled message and failure to complete even basic research made his speech stick out like a sore thumb during a telecast full of comparatively clear, grounded activism.
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"It's OK if you want to live on the coast or on top of a mountain that sees wildfires or whatever, but you have to build to a higher standard ... If we're going to rebuild, do it right," Long said.
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Harvard's admissions practices came under fire during the grueling three-week trial in Boston this fall, as a group called Students for Fair Admissions accused it of holding Asian-American applicants to a higher standard than students of other races.
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The millions who understand that it is a commitment to the constitution to our shared insistence that we rise and return to a higher standard, the very standard that gave birth to the greatest nation that the world has ever known.
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As a platform committed to providing safe transportation, we hold ourselves to a higher standard by designing products and policies to keep out bad actors, make riders and drivers feel safe, and react quickly if and when an incident does occur.
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Stimson recognized not just the aesthetic and historical value of protecting irreplaceable cultural sites but the derivative national security advantages that would flow, in what became the Cold War, from Americans holding themselves to a higher standard than their enemies.
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" "As a platform committed to providing safe transportation, we hold ourselves to a higher standard by designing products and policies to keep out bad actors, make riders and drivers feel safe, and react quickly if and when an incident does occur.
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By pressing the government to show its work, the judges indicated that they might ultimately hold the Trump administration to a higher standard to prove the order was constitutional — that it isn't discriminating against people of particular nationalities, or against Muslims.
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In that case, three of the five teens were also members of the Weber High School cheerleading team and were thus "held to a higher standard," as they signed a "constitution (code of conduct) that applies on and off campus," the district noted.
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We don't expect people to get every little detail right when they make a movie, but we should hold the TV shows and movies we watch to a higher standard when it comes to how they represent real-life jobs, conditions, and cultures.
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They were really about the awkward fact that Supreme Court jurisprudence often holds the federal government to a higher standard in criminal court proceedings than civil ones — which means that people facing deportation have fewer rights than those facing even short prison terms.
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As the Wall Street Journal points out, a well-timed curse by a male leader can be seen as evidence of his authentic leadership style, but it's a greater risk for a woman to swear because women are held to a higher standard.
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"That said, Democrats did notch a few victories: Mueller excoriated Trump for praising WikiLeaks, he contradicted Trump on a key claim under oath, and he pointedly told lawmakers that elected officials should be held to a higher standard than "mere avoidance of criminality.
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The challengers have hired experts to analyze the materials for patterns that would support their claim that Asian-Americans are held to a higher standard than other applicants while the college puts a thumb on the scale for African-Americans and other minorities.
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"The New Hampshire Democratic Party stands firm in our belief that any form of sexual harassment, sexual assault or domestic violence is completely unacceptable behavior for anyone let alone our public officials who should all be held to a higher standard," he said.
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The plaintiffs, a group of Asian-American students rejected by Harvard, accused the college of violating federal civil rights law by holding Asian-Americans, who as a group get better test scores and grades than other races, to a higher standard. 5.
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Watch: 12 Hours at the World's Biggest Pagan Party As a kid, watching your mom hold herself to a higher standard than others, you start to get the feeling you should be "better" too, even if you have no idea what "better" actually means.
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We've republished this essay, which explores why it's dangerous for the White House to call for Hill to be fired after she called Trump a "white supremacist" and whether journalists of color are held to a higher standard when it comes to being objective.
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Google, to its credit, has long had a policy for Search called "Your Money or Your Life," which recognizes that when people are searching for information about highly impactful topics, it has a responsibility to hold those results to a higher standard of care.
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If we rush to defend Hamilton in this instance, we can be forgiven: History is littered with examples of women and writers of color having their work subjected to a higher standard of inquiry and criticism than the work of their white male counterparts.
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But the shift undercuts a core argument of Warren's campaign: that she would hold herself to a higher standard on campaign finance issues and not be beholden to big donors — and it's unclear whether the financial support and air cover could come at a cost.
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The lawsuit, filed by Students for Fair Admissions, a group of Asian-American students who were rejected by Harvard, accused the university of discrimination, arguing that Asian-American students were being held to a higher standard in order to get into the exclusive school.
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The lawsuit, which was filed by a group called Students for Fair Admissions, accuses Harvard of violating federal civil rights law and intentionally discriminating against Asian-Americans by limiting their admissions numbers each year and holding them to a higher standard than students of other races.
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In that vein, a study by Erin Hengel of the University of Liverpool presented at the conference points to one possible reason why female economists publish fewer papers than male ones: journal editors and reviewers may be holding female authors to a higher standard than male ones.
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The next day, I was presented with with an ultimatum: that if I were going to keep my job, my social media presence had to be not just in line with our social media policy, but held to a higher standard given my role in communications.
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Like many people of color working in environments and industries where they are largely underrepresented, Kaling and her work have been held to a higher standard than that of her white peers—something she has gone on record as saying she appreciates, even when it feels unfair.
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In the past few years, the anti-affirmative action cause has been joined by Asian-Americans who argue that they are being held to a higher standard, losing out on coveted slots at places like Harvard as African-Americans, Latinos and other groups get a boost.
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Led by Edward Blum, a conservative activist who waged previous battles against affirmative action, the students accused the college of violating federal civil rights law by holding Asian-Americans, who as a group get better test scores and grades than other races, to a higher standard.
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" Klobuchar said last week that if the millennial mayor were a woman, he wouldn't be on the debate stage — but she didn't expand on the attack onstage Wednesday night, instead using the line as an opening to talk about how women are "held to a higher standard.
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Students for Fair Admissions' team of analysts have been trying to detect patterns that would support the group's claim that Asian-Americans are held to a higher standard than other applicants while the college puts a thumb on the scale for African-Americans and other minorities.
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Silicon Valley does have a male-dominated culture that doesn't easily cater to diversity, said Dr. Astro Teller, head of Alphabet's research-and-development division X. However, that mentality exists in every industry — and tech is held to a higher standard to promote equality, he said.
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At the time, I laid out what I wanted to see from YouTube: to hold big creators to a higher standard of behavior generally; to hold creators accountable when they incite harassment campaigns; and for YouTube to begin discussing its decisions in public, on the record.
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"Even though our team member did nothing wrong — there was nothing wrong with our food — we have to hold ourselves to a higher standard to make sure that the dining room gets sanitized in a way that it hasn&apost been in the past," he said.
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It was originally devised to fight back against racism on its platform, by holding hosts to a higher standard of decency by banning activities like screening guests for race, gender, or sexual orientation or cancelling confirmed reservations for bigoted reasons — incidents that have plagued Airbnb's platform since its inception.
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"The New Hampshire Democratic Party stands firm in our belief that any form of sexual harassment, sexual assault, or domestic violence is completely unacceptable behavior for anyone, let alone our public officials who should all be held to a higher standard," said State Democratic Party Chairman Ray Buckley.
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"The decision to remove names of bishops and clerics may prove to be controversial, but as a bishop, I strongly believe that leaders of the Diocese must hold themselves to a higher standard, and must yield honorary symbols in the interest of healing," Gainer said in a statement.
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"The decision to remove names of Bishops and clerics may prove to be controversial, but as a Bishop, I strongly believe that leaders of the Diocese must hold themselves to a higher standard, and must yield honorary symbols in the interest of healing," Gainer said in the statement.
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"The decision to remove names of bishops and clerics may prove to be controversial, but as bishops, I strongly believe that leaders of the diocese must hold themselves to a higher standard and must yield honorary symbols in the interest of healing," Bishop Gainer said in a news conference.
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Banks are working through a downturn in the oil and gas sector and loans to already-indebted companies but fresh loans are being written to a higher standard, according to the review from the Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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Banks are working through a downturn in the oil and gas sector and loans to already-indebted companies but fresh loans are being written to a higher standard, according to the review from the Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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Once the AT1 debt was converted under the stressed scenario, RBS did surpass the CET1 hurdle but still fell short of both the leverage hurdle and a third test - the newly introduced systemic reference point - which holds banks deemed to be systemically important from a global perspective to a higher standard.
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It's tempting to argue that, because she is about to be the First Lady of the United States of America, Melania Trump is held to a higher standard than a Jennifer Lawrence or a Kate Upton, and is thus under more intense pressure to present herself with a certain level of decorum.
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But that idea is really just a subset of a larger notion that, though doubtless never fully adhered to in practice, at least conceptually undergirds healthy societies — the notion that the most powerful and influential people in public affairs should be held to a higher standard of conduct rather than a lower one.
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As long as there isn't an abusive dynamic, Pisces, it's all right to take your time to feel things out, as long as you begin opening the lines of communication with your partner about how you two can live up to a higher standard within your own lives and with each other.
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" The resolution argues Schumer should be held to a higher standard due to his position in leadership and says the comments are in "direct conflict with the Constitutional process by which cases are deliberated and verdicts are issued by the U.S. Supreme Court" and "do not contribute anything positive to the public dialogue.
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Among them: that Harvard unlawfully holds Asian-Americans to a higher standard than students of other races; engages in racial balancing to keep roughly the same percentages of various racial groups; and uses race not as a "plus factor," as the Supreme Court has allowed, but as a defining characteristic for admission.
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"To hold algorithms to a higher standard than human decisions implies that automated decisions are inherently less trustworthy or more dangerous than human ones, which is not the case," said Daniel Castro, vice president of the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation, a Washington-based non-profit that includes industry representatives on its board.
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The Justice Department said last week it would conduct an inquiry into how race influences admissions at Harvard University after a coalition of more than 60 Asian-American groups brought a complaint alleging the school uses race as a factor in admissions and discriminates against Asian-Americans by holding them to a higher standard.
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"I jumped in the race and sure enough the only coverage is about what I'm wearing, about my hair or my voice or if I smiled enough," Warren said in response to a question about whether she was worried about being "Hillary'd" — held to a higher standard than her male counterparts — on the campaign trail.
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"All of us have served and have gone to great pains, risked our life, risked the lives of our comrades, in order to uphold the values of this country, which include the fact that we hold ourselves to a higher standard when it comes to war and the law of war," Mr. Ackerman said.
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TV that independent voters are split on whether the news media has held President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to a higher standard than other presidents.
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Republican voters in a new Hill-HarrisX poll overwhelmingly said they think that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is held to a higher standard of personal behavior than past presidents.
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One in six women will face some form of sexual violence in their lives — behavior that's unacceptable for our society and on our platform As a platform committed to providing safe transportation, we hold ourselves to a higher standard by designing products and policies to keep out bad actors, make riders and drivers feel safe, and react quickly if and when an incident does occur.
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In addition to the claim that Harvard holds Asian-Americans to a higher standard, they argue that Harvard engages in unlawful racial balancing to keep roughly the same percentage of various racial groups through the years; that Harvard uses race not as a lawful "plus factor" but as defining criteria for admittance; and that the university wrongly bypassed race-neutral options for diversity, such as students' socioeconomic background.
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"The SEC and other agencies must be held to a higher standard," said Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike CrapoMichael (Mike) Dean CrapoA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Oversight Republicans demand answers on Capital One data breach On The Money: Fed cuts rates for first time since financial crisis | Trump rips Fed after chief casts doubt on future cuts | Stocks slide | Senate kicks budget vote amid scramble for GOP support MORE (R-Idaho).
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It is this opacity that has left few happy: not Asian-American students who feel that they are being held to a higher standard, and whose complaint against Harvard has become a focus of the Justice Department's efforts; not white students who feel similarly penalized; and not those who remain the theoretical face of affirmative action, African-American and Latino applicants who say the assumption that their success depended on their race can shadow them far beyond commencement.
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Key arguments Students for Fair Admissions asserts four specific claims under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which prohibits discrimination at schools that receive federal funds: that Harvard holds Asian-Americans to a higher standard than other applicants; that Harvard engages in unlawful racial balancing to keep roughly the same percentage of racial groups; that it uses race not as a lawful "plus factor" but as a defining factor in choosing some students; and that it has bypassed race-neutral options for diversity, such as students' socioeconomic backgrounds.
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