Sentence examples for setting strict standards from inspiring English sources

The report, issued yesterday by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, calls on states to adopt criminal laws setting strict standards on the presence of drugs in a driver's body, just as they use blood alcohol content to determine that a driver is intoxicated.

Federal education officials could not enforce a new rule setting stricter standards for profit-making colleges and vocational schools.

"That is why EU legislation sets strict standards.

The rules appear to set strict standards on using personal data from patients for marketing.

The bill would set strict standards and then give state inspectors summary powers to board the ships to take samples.

The House plan calls for the Department of Transportation to set strict standards, supervise and train the screeners, who would be privately employed.

The bill also sets strict standards for the marketing of private plans, to curtail high-pressure sales tactics that have prompted complaints from beneficiaries and state insurance regulators.

Among them is New York City, where correction officials have filed suit to end a 22-year-old agreement that set strict standards for nearly all aspects of prison life, from sanitation to safety.

In October, the United States Department of Agriculture set strict standards for farmers with gross sales over $5,000 a year who wanted to label their food products with the official "U.S.D.A. Organic" seal, certifying that their crops were 95to100percentent produced by organic methods.

Among the states, so far only California has set strict standards to make sure carcinogens and other contaminants are not being sold as something purer than that mountain stream usually pictured on the labels.

On Monday, the State Supreme Court set strict standards for consent searches, saying that the police could request a search only if they had a "reasonable, articulable suspicion" that a crime had occurred.