Sentence examples for be held to high from inspiring English sources

Foundations are highly privileged institutions and must be held to high standards because of that privilege.

All schools should be held to high standards and face severe punishment for failing to make the grade.

"I want to make sure that people understand that a campaign funding reformer must be held to high standards".

Clarke reiterated the view of Glenn that it was important for FA staff, including the England manager, to be held to high standards.

He said: "Those publishers will have the benefit of showing that they are willing to be held to high journalistic standards".

As a Democrat, I agree with him completely that John Kerry should be held to high standards for clarity and forthrightness.

Should they be held to higher standards?

Women politicians also seem to be held to higher standards.

Mr. Isely said he hoped Archbishop Dolan would be held to higher standards in New York.

Manufacturers of such devices must be held to higher ethical standards than manufacturers of other products.

Are the Olympics a "special case" that should be held to higher standards than world championships and other competitions?