Sentence examples for impose strict standards from inspiring English sources
Of course, good customers impose strict standards, forcing suppliers to raise their game.
The Walt Disney Company plans to impose strict standards on food advertising aimed at children on Disney-owned TV channels, radio stations and Web sites.
The Walt Disney Company deserves applause for its plan to impose strict standards on food advertising aimed at young children on Disney-owned television channels, radio stations and Web sites.
Still, some good reform bills that seemed to have as much life as cold toast a month ago have turned wildly popular, including a proposal by Senator Paul Sarbanes of Maryland for a new accounting regulatory board to impose strict standards.
In 2005, following the lead of food service directors such as Gray, Kentucky became one of the first states to impose strict standards for foods sold in cafeteria a la carte lines, school stores and vending machines, not just in the main lunch line as federal mandates require.
Ethical concerns have led regulatory bodies to impose strict standards concerning all aspects of the design, analysis and reporting of clinical trials, which ensure that they are properly planned and implemented.
An independent audit by the General Accounting Office criticized a pilot inspection system for slaughterhouses, recommending that Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman impose stricter standards to improve the safety of poultry and hog slaughterhouses.
Last Wednesday, the court ruled 8 to 1 that the South Coast Air Quality Management District, which sets emission rules in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, cannot impose stricter standards on vehicle fleet operators than those established by the federal Clean Air Act.
Ian A. Bowles, the Massachusetts secretary for energy and environmental affairs, instructed the Department of Energy Resources on Wednesday to draft new regulations that would impose stricter standards for biomass projects seeking to qualify for state incentives.
