Sentence examples for be standards of from inspiring English sources
noun
A principle or example or measure used for comparison.
Common to all at the BBC have to be standards of decency and respect.
There need to be standards of how fast repairs will be made and local housing officers (the few there are) need more power to make sure houses are fit for purpose – not damp-ridden, unsafe holes".
Sixthly, there should be standards of reporting data and storing of intermediate results that can be used by subsequent users, and avoid replication of for example segmentation and registration efforts.
Both treatment options are standard-of-care interventions.
Like, when will a certain thing be standard of care?
Also at stake, representatives of the medical establishment say, are standards of care for the profession.
Those songs, as well as others performed on the special, are standards of the famous Apollo Amateur Night.
"But there are standards of behavior between sovereign nations," he said.
There are standards of quality even in over-the-top TV shows.
They are standards of behaviour that can be communicated (and may be made) by using language.
"I think there are standards of behaviour that individuals and teams must set themselves," said Flower.
