Sentence examples for proper standard of from inspiring English sources

Legal Votes Having first identified the proper standard of review, we turn now to the allegations of the complaint filed in this election contest.

T. Alexander Aleinikoff, professor of law at the Georgetown University Law School, praised the decision for reaching a proper standard of judicial review of administrative decisions by the executive branch.

John Healey, for Labour, welcomed the statement, but added: "We need to hear from the prime minister himself that he is determined to build a proper standard of care".

We will stand up for the rights of the people who use social care - whatever their age - to receive a proper standard of care services when they need them".

But last night, with a larger than usual national audience watching, she relied on some presumed proper standard of behavior to judge Eastwood, using that assumption as an opportunistic sarcastic tool.

Sen. Bob Deuell, a Greenville Republican and a doctor, defended the bill, saying abortion clinics "had not maintained the proper standard of care".

5) A firm must observe proper standards of market conduct.

"We conduct monthly team check-ups to ensure proper standards of hygiene and cleanliness," he said.

Root and branch reform is urgently required to deliver traceability, accountability and clearer labelling, together (crucially) with proper standards of welfare for farmed animals.

All Mr Brown has to say is "the operation of markets must balance the necessary encouragement of risk-taking with proper standards of responsibility".

"Rather the evidence shows that you are a highly competent nurse of considerable experience, capable of maintaining proper standards of nursing care, conduct and performance".