Sentence examples for certain basic standards from inspiring English sources

Beth Israel, by its administrators' own admission, fell down on certain basic standards of care.

In 2001, the legislature passed the Texas Fair Defense Act, which set certain basic standards for lawyers appointed to represent indigent defendants.

These insist that there are no biases given to domestic bidders for any contract, though certain basic standards and the cost impact of foreign worker involvement often mean that local companies remain the favourites to win most substantial public-sector contracts.

The following year Florida passed the first modern "shall issue" statute mandating the issuance of a carry license if the applicant met certain basic standards.

"People want their potholes filled and the town lawns mowed, but at the same time the people that do the work have to have a place to live and a certain basic standard of living," said Mr. Schneiderman, a Republican who was elected last year.

He added: "Under the new system you don't get to call yourself a top performing school, unless the results of your poorest pupils reach a certain basic standard.

But how do you uphold a certain basic standard of respect and gentlemanly conduct when the Jericho-like instigators seem to be multiplying faster than "u r a douche" comments on Digg?

It is true, of course, that there are certain basic minimum standards that have to be met, but how they meet them will be up to them.

We also support the SAFE Act, which would permanently protect U.S. horses from being slaughtered for food here or anywhere; and the AWARE Act, which would require agricultural research at federal facilities, such as the abhorrent tactics uncovered at the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center, to meet certain basic welfare standards outlined in the Animal Welfare Act.

The ATF's record-keeping system lacks certain basic functionalities standard to every other database created in the modern age.

There are certain basic requirements and standards that you should expect from a recruiter that is contacting you.