Sentence examples for Protect standards from inspiring English sources

Lush's creative buyer Lyndsey Fisher-Cooke says some kind of leadership is required to protect standards.

My own guess is that members of the Hall, like old-timers everywhere, will protect standards.

Richards says that the "intrusive" nature of TV stations as a medium means that there should be "a guard" to protect standards.

Imagine a world without the EU – without the clout to face down Russia over Ukraine, without the ability to put together coherent answers to carbon emissions, to protect standards at work from a race to the bottom.

Even if the Treasury does provide more money, but substantially less than the annual £4bn needed to restore hospital finances and protect standards, there will still be a car crash, just one in slower motion.

Snowden quickly explained why he'd opted to speak to this audience: SXSW's technologists were "the people who can really fix" the deficiencies in the internet and its applications "to enforce our rights and protect standards, even though Congress hasn't gotten to the point of doing that".

The questions is whether the leader up to the job of protecting standards of living.

The NHS must keep pace with ever-rising expectations and implement structural reforms while protecting standards.

In 1999, hackers created a program called DeCSS that broke the software protecting standard DVDs and posted it on the hacker site 2600.com.

"The problem is that many people, including myself before I got involved in trying to protect academic standards at Auburn, believe that the N.C.A.A. does enforce academic standards among athletes," Gundlach said wrote in an e-mail message Saturday.

In their view, "el toreo" is a bastion of Spanish identity against the tide of global culture and must protect its standards.