Sentence examples for focus on standards from inspiring English sources

Given the controversial and complicated nature of free speech online, one possible avenue for finding consensus is to focus on standards that are relatively content-neutral (for example, standards for regulating bots, automated content, and political advertisements).

The school curriculum has been narrowed, there has been a renewed focus on "standards" (shorthand for testing); and control of the system has been centralised.

In the bizarre exchanges that constitute our politics, it is clear that the focus on "standards of living" has traction, largely because of the cognitive dissonance between what we are told we are experiencing and how it feels.

"I want a relentless focus on standards in all schools and nothing is more important to raising standards and improving social mobility than having excellent teachers in our schools," said Powell.

A Department for Education spokesman said: "Following years of stagnation in international education league tables, this government's relentless focus on standards is ensuring that thousands more young people are able to read, write and add up properly.

But what is even more striking is that the Republicans chose not to talk about school choice and vouchers -- issues that separate them from the Democrats -- but to focus on standards and accountability, on which the two parties largely agree.

One always hopes that a broad thematic museum survey like this one will not just focus on standard groupings but also shine light on the overlooked.

Existing studies on graph-based analysis focus on standard graphs that are precise and complete.

XM 13: Hank's Place and Sirius 35: The Roadhouse focus on standard-bearing country, but more intriguing are the stations focusing on the genre's fringes.

Attention on Wednesday will focus on Standard Chartered whose chief executive, Peter Sands, is expected to become the first British bank boss to accept a bonus payment.

Such a system would focus on standard valuation measures, such as price-to-earnings ratios for stocks and price-to-rent ratios for housing.