Sentence examples for apply higher standards from inspiring English sources
But I had a lot of experience early in my career with people like Phil (whom I could never call "Phil") that I knew would apply higher standards on my work than I would.
The reshuffling of funds will "encourage the NSF to apply higher standards when awarding its grants," Smith argued during a brief debate on 29 May on his amendment.
Smart vehicles should comply fully with the General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR) and related rules, they stress, and point to the need to apply high standards of cybersecurity as the transport system becomes more digitised and connected.
But as the two gradually lose an aura of infallibility, perhaps collectors will start applying higher standards of scrutiny to both artworks and art auctions.
Amnesty International said it was "deeply disappointed" by the outcome of the vote, and appealed to member states currently applying higher standards not to use the directive as a pretext for lowering them.
The Real Meat Company, Warminster, Wilts (08457 626017, www.realmeat.co.uk) has, since 1985, been producing meat without using growth promoters or medication regimes, and applying high standards of animal welfare.
In introducing Governor Leavitt today, Mr. Bush said: "As co-chair of the Western Regional Air Partnership, Governor Leavitt has been a leader in applying high standards in air quality, and he understand the importance of clear standards in every environmental policy.
INDEPTH continues to be instrumental in developing and applying high standards in the conduct of research across its sites.
"Operators who apply high safety standards are losing out to companies that cut corners," he said.
There was 72-year-old Norman Douglas, for instance, a crankily independent writer and traveler who treated her as a sort of disciple, teaching her to apply high, unyielding standards to food and everything else.
It seems that bankers have been applying higher credit standards only to their lowest-rated customers.
