Sentence examples for equally high standard from inspiring English sources

Our applicants have shown incredible commitment to innovation, creativity, equality, diversity and inclusion so it is critical that the judging panel sets an equally high standard.

Not all countries provide public library services of an equally high standard, but there has been a tendency to recognize their value and to improve services where they exist or to introduce them where they do not.

"James Brent's gone out and employed the UK's top headhunting agency so we expect the new appointment and the new chairman to be of an equally high standard".

"There is now a climate of expectation out there in our schools that this process will provide level of expert, accessible and specialist support for schools that many find hard to find now, and that this will be available consistently and to an equally high standard across the country.

Surviving patterns for the Roman military boot, the caliga, suggest equally high standards of craftsmanship in leatherworking, and the standards of carpentry displayed on classical ships were almost impossibly high when measured against those of later eras.

The Yale School of Medicine has equally high standards.

The Norwegian kindergarten as a child care institution dovetailed neatly with many of the ideals of the Nordic welfare state model; all citizens would enjoy equally high standards of living corresponding to the universal principles of the Nordic social democratic welfare regime (Korsvold, 2013:12013

Demand equally high standards across all service lines.

If, however, we want to improve border security and hence make the EU more secure, we need equally high standards on all our external borders, both as they are at present and as they will be in the future, all of us being aware that the EU is about to be enlarged and that this demands that action be taken.

And it is a perfect testimony to the fact that a highly evolved economic area such as ours can produce equally high environmental standards".

We need an equally high or better standard for protection of human subjects, but with less legalistic and repetitive processes [ 45].