Sentence examples for set a clear standard from inspiring English sources

Alderson's early moves with the Mets set a clear standard.

There's a reason that the world has set a clear standard.

Reforming the law would set a clear standard in our society that using physical force to resolve conflict is wrong.

There is a reason the international community has set a clear standard and why many countries have taken major steps to eradicate these weapons.

But he added: "I think the most important thing for a museum in its infant stages is to set a clear standard of quality and garner the support of the local community".

To reiterate, therefore, we need two things: law reform - to set a clear standard of non-violence in all relationships - and extensive support for parents, including readily available programmes of help and advice on positive discipline skills and understanding children's developmental needs.

His case against Heidegger's children, though strained at points, sets a clear standard for those who wish to adopt an informed but cautious stance toward Heidegger's immense influence.

Even in defeat, however, his form sets a clear standard in what no longer seems a vintage field, following the loss to injury of Al Ferof, and to Leopardstown of all three potential Irish raiders.

Even though it will likely never outsell the iPad, the Surface sets a clear standard for HP, Dell, Lenovo, Acer, and Asus.

The trial investigators Good Clinical Practice handbook, while setting a clear standard for the conduct of trials, can be interpreted in many different ways [ 4].

For implementation to be successful, they must set a clear and uniform standard for all troops, regardless of sexual orientation.