Now, he is seen as a man who may well set new high standards for his family.
Others, though, think more flexible high school schedules make sense if schools expect all students to meet the new high standards.
"If we fail to act, America will lose this opportunity to set the global agenda, to define new high standards for all financial companies and to lead the debate in shaping a level playing field on terms that play to our strengths," he said.
As for football, while the England team continues to fall short of these new high standards, the Premier League's popularity and financial power just grows and grows.
The changes introduced with Council Directive 2013/59/Euratom will require Member States, the radiology community (including medical physics experts) and the industry to adapt their regulations, procedures and equipment to the new high standards of radiation safety.
Robert Coleman of the Daily Mirror noted, "Having set new high standards for musicals throughout the world, Rodgers and Hammerstein dipped into the lower drawer of their desk for Me and Juliet.
"Over time we expect to see more pupils reach this new higher standard and the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers continuing to narrow".
The DfE's statisticians said that because the reformed teacher assessments involved a new, higher standard, they were not comparable to key stage one results from previous year.
Making more money or having more titles beyond that doesn't do anything for you: you might feel great for five minutes, but afterwards that just fades and you have a new, higher standard of living to maintain.
The global markets will welcome a clear statement from the G-8 that a new, higher standard of financial transparency and, moreover, accountability is a shared priority of advanced economies, even if it isn't for the firms that profited from obscuring risk.
