Sentence examples for for even higher standards from inspiring English sources

Environmental groups in New York generally support the effort, though they expect to continue to push for even higher standards.

Today the demands are for even higher standards in the quality of care, for greater flexibility and convenience in treatment times, and for more prevention through screening and health checks.

He said that the plant was run safely--as did Nuclear Regulatory Commission regional administrator Bob Marthat-and thet the best solution was to work together for even higher standards.

We're already rebuilding and refurbishing every Secondary School in the country and, as part of this programme, I can announce that we will put £110 million over the next three years to test a bold aim - even higher standards for new and refurbished schools to reduce their carbon emissions, in some cases up to carbon neutrality.

And they are talented". Because he believes in their talent, Holtz said he would set even higher standards for players today.

While not all pasture-raised turkeys are organic, this method of farming can have even higher standards for sustainability.

By updating them to adopt the new Obama overtime salary standard – or for states in higher wages regions, even higher standards – local leaders can effectively block the rollback in their states.

Many EU countries embrace even higher standards.

But "satisfaction" is down the scale from "engagement". (See "Why 'Employee Satisfaction' Is the Wrong Metric") And while both satisfaction and engagement are desirable, joy is an even higher standard for the way people can feel about their work.

This means we have an even higher standard for what is allowed and why we have chosen to limit weapons accessories to an adults only audience". According to Stat News, Facebook is going to redirect users that are using the social network to buy opioids or look for addiction treatment to a federal crisis helpline.

If these numbers do reflect a real change in the economy, continued consistent productivity growth will ultimately lead to an even higher standard of living for Americans.