Sentence examples for high standards expected from inspiring English sources

Pupils knew the high standards expected of them and Ann appealed to their higher nature.

Lehigh said earlier this week that Cosby's admitted behavior was "inconsistent with the character and high standards" expected of honorees.

"We will continue to investigate and take robust action against any provider failing to meet the high standards expected of them.

"The Government intends to publish mortality statistics but before doing so they need to meet the high standards expected of official statistics.

A spokesperson for the Met said: "Only a tiny minority of our officers fall below the very high standards expected of them.

Australia's "illegal" seizure of documents from a Canberra-based lawyer acting for Timor-Leste falls short of the high standards expected of a nation with considerable international standing, the International Court of Justice has been told.

"We send in volunteers to run the class and they bring amazing things out of these prisoners," says Elena. "There's a really high standard expected of them - some of them have never known that they're actually good at anything.

"Clearly, performance by the contractor running Harmondsworth has been below the high standard expected," Mr Harper said.

"All of our reporting of matters pertinent to the running of Rangers FC reflects the high standard expected of the BBC, an organisation that places an absolute value on the accuracy and impartiality of its journalism.

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"The officer found herself in a very difficult situation and, in spite of the decision today, she rightly reported her concerns and performed her duty in accordance with the highest standards expected of a police officer".