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single standard
[sing-guhl stan-derd]
noun
a single set of principles or rules applying to everyone, as a single moral code applying to both men and women, especially in sexual behavior.
Word History and Origins
Origin of single standard1
Example Sentences
Her opinion reminds us that the genius of Title VII is its neutrality in the service of equity: a single standard applied to all, precisely so that courts don’t decide, in advance, who deserves access to the law’s protection.
Footsie and Strategy's collaborative album, Theatre of Dreams, was released on Thursday along with their video for their new lead single, Standard, which was shot in Manchester and London.
A single standard of human rights should apply.
At the same time, to cry wolf — to misuse the term to try to intimidate people into silence while Israel’s atrocities continue in Gaza — is an abuse of the word antisemitism and a disservice to everyone who strives for a single standard of human rights — like the17 rabbis and rabbinical students who went to Capitol Hill last week urging a ceasefire and an end to the unconditional U.S. military aid to Israel.
“We are pleased the Supreme Court has decided to consider our request to level the playing field for all U.S. employers by ensuring that a single standard is applied as federal district courts determine whether to grant injunctions pursued by the National Labor Relations Board,” the company said Friday in a statement.
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