Sentence examples for meets tough standards from inspiring English sources

Once Serbia meets tough standards for membership, it must be admitted.

But it also meets tougher standards for shock and water immersion ($250 with two-year Verizon contract).

'Seal of Approval' for health coverage The push for mobile health workers was part of a 2005 UNICEF initiative that rewards communities who meet tough standards for improving the lives of children.

Laws passed in the 1990's require such lawsuits to meet tougher standards, such as describing in detail any suspected fraud before the lawyers have begun discovery.

Under the plans all multinationals with a turnover greater than €750m would be obliged to meet tougher standards on public disclosure.

As of Tuesday morning, regulators said, they had approved 12 of the 23 permit applications submitted since June 8 and eight earlier applications that had been revised to meet tougher standards.

Mr. Majors sees the new building -- a five-story slate-gray brick structure on Carroll Street -- and the association with the college as a boon for students as they begin to meet tougher standards for graduation.

NON-BANK OVERSIGHT The Financial Stability Oversight Council voted unanimously to seek public comment on a proposed rule that laid out the standards by which financial companies that are not banks but have more than $50 billion in assets and $20 billion in debt could be regulated by the Federal Reserve and required to meet tougher standards.

WASHINGTON — Financial companies that are not banks but have more than $50 billion in assets and $20 billion in debt could be regulated by the Federal Reserve and required to meet tougher standards, according to a proposed rule issued Tuesday by the nation's top financial regulatory board.

The new bill would update that law, requiring safety testing for new chemicals, allowing the Environmental Protection Agency more purview in reviewing the health and safety of chemicals, requiring chemicals to meet tougher standards to protect vulnerable populations such as children and pregnant women, and directing EPA to designate high-priority chemicals for evaluation.

The laptop also meets tough military standards for water and dust resistance as well as drop shock and vibration durability, which no doubt helped the machine earn a "Most Rugged" rating by PC/Computing Magazine last March.