Sentence examples for sets official standards from inspiring English sources

And there is no organization that sets official standards for research reports.

Over the centuries the École set official standards, becoming a bastion of French academic art.

In Belgium, stroke units exist but currently there is no formal accreditation process to assess their compliance with a set of official standards.

Law is thus seen as setting the official standard of evaluation for what is normal and accepted what is required, prohibited, protected, enabled, or permitted.

Official "standards" [15, 16] must also change.

Depending on the level at which the new standard is set, officials can identify two dozen counties that would be out of compliance.

But test scores released last month showed that last spring, for the third straight year since state and city school officials set tougher standards, most of the city's eighth graders failed the annual math and reading exams.

He said it makes a huge difference knowing that health officials have set standards for, and signed off on, donations of prepared food.

In the report, the state officials propose setting common standards for marketing the private plans, which could then be enforced by states that adopt them.

And automakers are trying to persuade officials to set new standards for the strength of car roofs — standards far less stringent than what consumer advocates say is needed to protect riders in a rollover.

However, he and his education secretary, William Bennett, provoked much of the current reform movement by taking advantage of the "A Nation At Risk" task force report to browbeat education officials into setting higher standards.