Sentence examples for its standards to from inspiring English sources
In a statement last month, the firm dismissed as "absurd" the accusation that it compromises its standards to retain big clients.
The I.M.F. says it lowered its standards to support a flawed program for Greece; the European Commission says it "fundamentally disagrees" with the I.M.F.'s view that Greek debt should have been written off sooner; and the E.C.B. says the I.M.F. is applying misleading hindsight.
More Favorable in Bond Ratings" (front page, Aug. 1), which suggests that it has lowered its standards to attract business.
It's time for its standards to catch up to its reputation.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission needs to rewrite its standards to address what it considers "high consequence" events in view of last year's nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan, the commission's director said Tuesday.
Antigua, for instance, dropped its standards to the point where it became too easy for Allen Stanford to perpetrate a $7 billion fraud through a Ponzi scheme in the Caribbean and America.Opacity is another problem.
Australias posture in suddenly raising its SPS standards to protect its inefficient banana and pineapple farmers is a clear indication of restricted trade.
Mr. Gunn also said the government should consider modifying its safety standards to make it easier to import European designs.
For this week's operation, the E.C.B. expanded its collateral standards to make it easier for smaller banks to access cash.
A Goldman spokesman added that the firm recently overhauled its business standards to improve transparency and disclosure and to strengthen its client relationships.
Noted the grand jury report: "We understand that NAF's goal is to assist clinics to comply with its standards, not to sanction them for deficiencies.
