Sentence examples for by higher standards of from inspiring English sources

In general, broadcasters abide by higher standards of news gathering in Britain than newspapers do.

Egypt is facing increasing water needs, demanded by a rapidly growing population, by increased urbanization, by higher standards of living and by an agricultural policy that emphasis expanded production in order to feed the growing population.

The churches are also ordinary economic actors, and yet must judge themselves by higher standards of conduct than the surrounding society, according to the Scriptures.

Like the other two Alans – Bennett and Bleasdale – his name guaranteed a quality of humour, heart and humanity, usually matched by high standards of acting and production values.

America dislikes the idea because it thinks the bank will not abide by high standards of creditworthiness and transparency; it also fears the institution will be a vehicle for Chinese influence.

A nationwide rollout of smart meters needs to be accompanied by high standards of data protection.

(How far can a farrago go?) Am pleased by high standard of performance, slightly dismayed by lack of obscenity in text.

Experience shows that the continuing expansion of any economy must be matched by ever higher standards of education, by greater respect for human rights, and by the reduction in the gap between rich and poor, and between men and women.

As recent events in North Africa have shown, change is possible even in the most repressive and entrenched regimes; the rest of the world should do its part to foster lasting economic growth and prosperity by upholding higher standards of economic conduct.

As proclaimed a few months before the overthrow of the old regime, the reform aimed at the elimination of latifundia tenure, expropriation of land owned by foreign companies, higher standards of living for the peasantry, and national economic development.

John Dessauer, editor of John Dessauer's Investors World, spent the 1970s in Europe working for Citibank and believes that the U.S., by comparison, has higher standards of ethics and transparency than most of the world.