Sentence examples for dictates standards from inspiring English sources

The report, posted late Thursday night, is the latest installment in the company's annual assessment of how well its suppliers are complying with Apple's code of conduct, which dictates standards for workplace safety and other labor conditions.

There is no legislation that dictates standards or training for yoga teachers and, with spiralling demand for classes, there is nothing to say that the hour-long session in your local gym is supervised by someone with the right credentials.

The new rule proposed both by the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Health and Human Services would replace the Flores Settlement Agreement, a 1997 court decision that dictates standards for holding minors.

According to Mr. Read, Ecotality ultimately doesn't want to dictate standards, nor can it.

"It is absurd to suggest that the way to avoid terrorist attacks is to let the terrorists dictate standards in a democracy," said an editorial in the New York Times.

"Cooperative federalism doesn't mean that one state can dictate standards for the rest of the country," Pruitt said in a statement Monday.

Just as important is the thought that if Mr Spitzer can demand records and dictate standards, so can every other state attorney-general across the country.

Rules and regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission, stock exchange listing requirements, state corporate codes, case law and federal legislation adopted in the wake of past financial market crises, have been the primary dictating standards.

What this looks like: At the moment, you dictate standards for students studying GCSE art, drama and languages based on nothing but their English and maths scores in year 6.

The task force issued its report on the same day that President Obama signed a new federal education law that bars the U.S. education secretary from dictating standards or curriculum to the states.

Aside from First Amendment issues, organizations accepting, directly or indirectly, federal support are not dallowed to discriminate on the basis of race or gender, and the feds until recently largely dictated standards for assessing allegations for sexual assault.