Sentence examples for emphasised standards from inspiring English sources

The National Council for the Training of Journalists' (NCTJ) emphasised standards, accuracy and basic competence, but did not specifically address moral grey areas as long as they were within the law.

The new schools, many more of which are expected to be approved in coming years, could also pose a challenge to the teaching unions because they emphasise raising standards through longer hours and more flexible teaching.

I have been involved with presenting two courses this month and the discussions helped to emphasise how standards and design codes impact on sealing methods and can potentially lead to design problems.

Meanwhile, standard procedure, and we emphasise standard procedure, is being adopted at the Oyster Creek nuclear power plant in New Jersey, with an alert put in place because of rising water levels.

The choice of a particular standard-setting method ultimately is an empirical decision, since, as Kane has emphasised [ 27], standards which are set have to be valid, in the same sense that the content of the exams on which they are set also has to be validated.

Back on the floating school near Brahmanbaria, Runa's teacher, Runa Akter, emphasised that teaching standards are high in Brac's informal schools.

It also embodied a management style the HP way that emphasised high ethical standards and collegial behaviour.But in the late 1990s something strange happened to this great organisation the equivalent of a deranged hairy-bellied scientist getting hold of the company's DNA and adding a dangerous dose of Hollywood flakiness.

Burnham and Anderson (2002) also emphasise that standard errors in linear models are conditional on the model structure and criticise stepwise selection procedures for their failure to incorporate model structure uncertainty into estimates of precision, i.e. the standard errors (see also Chatfield 1995).

Finally, should be emphasised that the standard of the primary studies included pose a threat to the validity of the results.

Britain's largest generator of nuclear power said it would be looking at the hacking of a South Korean nuclear operator to see if any lessons could be learned - but the UK industry emphasised that its security standards are high and that it is well-equipped to withstand a cyber-attack.

The exploitation of standards is emphasised for the flexible alignment of the regulatory framework across nations and larger enterprises.