Takes social concerns seriously. There is far too much of an attempt to define a Jewish position on social issues. Follows Jewish Law. This one is the worst. Reform recognizes that Jewish Law is subject to individual interpretation.
Standards are minimum and maximum defining rules.
How we decide which Jewish practices are violating other Jewish standards depends upon the conscience of the individual within a Jewish framework. Dogma is neither necessary nor sufficient to be a good Jew. One cannot claim that what you list below are standards. I'm afraid that, in the pursuit of brevity, I was needlessly obscure. To remove this autonomy is to create something new, and different from, Reform Judaism.