Sentence examples for set such standards from inspiring English sources

But past efforts to set such standards have been quashed quickly.

While Coates says Healthspan's high standards already put it well within the bounds of proposed new rules, he has little regard for those who set such standards, particularly in the UK.

They therefore could not certify those materials, whatever the source, and suggested that we ask FLO to set such standards.

"These vehicles need to come under regulatory oversight, and right now the Department of Transportation really doesn't have the technological capability to set such standards and develop rules for manufacturing," said Jack Gillis, president of the Consumer Federation of America.

Setting such standards involves nuanced balancing of the interests of the corporation and the rights of and duties to stakeholders.

The chief executive, Carleton S. Fiorina, said the legislation was needed because the industry had not lived up to its responsibilities in setting such standards.

There is no overt suggestion 2015 was an exception to Spieth's rule but setting such standards, and achieving such consistency, at a formative stage of a lengthy career represents a significant mental challenge.

In order to undertake this unprecedented task, the majority has established standards for manual recounts -- a step that this court refused to take in an earlier case, presumably because there was no authority for such action and nothing in the record to guide the court in setting such standards.

For years, the USDA has advocated stronger quality standards for a range of domestic produce — Florida oranges, Michigan cherries, and Texas grapefruit, to name a few — but those efforts have been blocked by the antitrust arm of the Department of Justice, which argues that setting such standards would harm consumers by raising prices and limiting volume.

Sometimes market failure justifies setting such standards; but, like subsidies, they require governments to allocate resources, and markets are generally better at that than are politicians or bureaucrats.Neither subsidies nor standards should be needed if greenhouse gases are priced to reflect the damage they do.

"Obama has set such high standards on ethics," said James Thurber, director of the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University in Washington.