Sentence examples for charge of standards from inspiring English sources

Craig Whitney, the assistant managing editor in charge of standards, has another theory.

"We consider it the same as heterosexual relations," said Janet Borelli, MTV's vice president in charge of standards.

But the vetting of contestants can create tensions between the creative executives and the executives in charge of standards.

It places the federal government in charge of standards, training and supervision of airport screeners but gives the Department of Transportation the authority to decide whether to keep using private security workers for the job.

Allan Siegal, a longtime assistant managing editor at the Times who was widely thought of as the editor in charge of standards even before he was formally given that title this month, has said that for a lead-all "you need bold synthesis at the top of a story.

That Davies said he had lied to his employer about his whereabouts the night of the raid "should have been a red flag in the editorial vetting process," wrote Al Ortiz, a CBS News executive in charge of standards and practices who filed the report.

We made referral agreements through personal meetings with units in charge of standard treatment provided to patients with suicide attempts.

Alderman, who had previously been in charge of safeguarding standards at Britain's largest university, told his audience that degree standards in many institutions were at risk because lecturers were being pressurised to turn a blind eye to plagiarism and "mark positively".

It will be conducted by Deputy Assistant Commissioner Fiona Taylor, who is in charge of professional standards.

In his new role at Reuters, he will be in charge of ethics, standards and innovation.

The hard-hitting intervention from the man in charge of school standards in England is bound to fuel more division within the Tory party over May's plans.