Sentence examples for imposing strict standards from inspiring English sources

Even at an academy renowned for imposing strict standards on its cadets, Trump often managed to play by his own rules.

The new policy, following a devastating fire in November that killed 112 workers at a Bangladesh factory, includes some positive changes like periodic safety audits, but it does not go far enough in imposing strict standards or in helping factory owners pay for improvements to protect laborers.

However, governments have various policy options for the aim of recovering environmental condition (water, soil, and especially air quality), such as imposing strict standards on air pollutant emissions or managing and supervising fuel quality.

The same department has reversed Clinton-era regulations imposing stricter standards on mining operations.

At present, the reality is that Europe is imposing stricter standards on itself than on others.

Of course, good customers impose strict standards, forcing suppliers to raise their game.

China, for instance, where the government imposes strict standards on foreign imports, is interested in movies which are apolitical, family driven and not particularly violent, Mr. King said.

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.

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.

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.

The resulting bill, expected to become law this spring, requires a six-month apprenticeship for body artists, imposes strict standards of hygiene and prohibits piercing of anyone younger than 18 without the permission and the attendance of a parent or guardian.