Sentence examples for introducing new standards from inspiring English sources

Moody's failed to adjust the ratings on older securities after introducing new standards.

In a conference call with reporters, Mr. Duncan insisted that Tuesday's announcement did not amount to a "pause or moratorium" in introducing new standards, tests or performance evaluations.

The country is also introducing new standards to phase out imported "dirty" coal, which is blamed for causing the smog that regularly envelops cities such as Beijing.

He has launched a consultation on extending the guarantee from the current two years, as well as introducing new standards of workmanship.

In Britain, the savings industry's profits are under pressure: from the government, which is introducing new standards for charges and terms; from consolidation; and from the entry of low-cost American competitors.

They have also protested that they are in effect forced to teach one curriculum in the morning and another in the afternoon, because some states are still administering old tests while introducing new standards.

Like some other Jewish refugees, Daube helped to introduce new standards of scholarship to British universities.

The purpose of these rules was to introduce new standards of interpersonal behavior and, in the process, to combat several dysfunctional routines.

Hobbyists not only built joysticks and programmed games, but also introduced new standards for data storage and ran large-scale bottom-up education programs.

"There was general consensus that we did not need to introduce new standards," he said, explaining that Live would be governed by Facebook's general community standards for video.

Vaizey, the minister for culture, communications and the creative industries, praised the BFI, which last year introduced new standards requiring all films that wished to receive lottery funding to demonstrate a wide commitment to diversity and access both on and offscreen.