Sentence examples for imposing high standards from inspiring English sources
Foley backed Muschamp long after many expected to the coach to be fired, lauding him for imposing high standards on the team off the field after a bumpy end to former coach Urban Meyer's tenure.
Imposing high standards without establishing a strong support system built on human and financial resources to ensure student success is unconscionable.
There can be no doubt that the Obama administration has shown great leadership and perseverance on this count, though there is still much work to be done in imposing higher standards of information-sharing on the recalcitrant tax haven world.
The group's demands, addressed to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Emily Lloyd, head of the city's Department of Environmental Protection, included imposing higher standards on the company and the Hunts Point Water Pollution Control Plant, and reducing odors in the neighborhood.
The international community has the capacity of imposing higher standards.
But they continue to remind us that the rigors of competing in the new world economy impose high standards on everyone.
To the Editor: Re " 'No Picnic for Me Either,' " by David Brooks (column, March 13): Mr. Brooks is exactly right: great teachers build strong relationships with students on whom they impose high standards.
The company's values are so strong that it's a certified B Corp, which imposes high standards of social performance, accountability and transparency.
The EU is the largest player in global trade and it uses its economic clout to impose high standards on products being imported as well as to promote its values abroad.
He imposed higher standards, making Baruch one of CUNY's most selective colleges with some of its highest graduation rates.
