Sentence examples for standard for engaging from inspiring English sources

Even so, Dr. Pizzo of Stanford said, the leading academic medical centers must set a new standard for engaging the public trust in medicine.

William Kristol, the conservative writer, gently chided Mr. Romney this week in the pages of his magazine, The Weekly Standard, for engaging in small-bore squabbles with the president, including a withering speech in Charlotte, N.C., that the Romney campaign billed as a "prebuttal" to Mr. Obama's address at the Democratic National Convention.

My colleagues and I at the World Resources Institute worked with the United Nations and several esteemed partners on a Caring for Climate report to answer these questions and create a common standard for engaging responsibly in climate policy debates.

Presumably, a standard motivation for engaging in practical ethics is to influence practice.

Whether it's the American resources that will be required, our standards and objectives for engaging the rebel opposition, or how this action is consistent with U.S. policy goals, the speech failed to provide Americans much clarity to our involvement in Libya.

Paul Vandeventer, President and CEO of Community Partners, described how his organization, in conjunction with Jumpstart, has set standards for supporting FBOs that can be used as best practices for engaging secular partnerships.

The terse missive castigated AOL for engaging in an "unproductive game of cat and mouse" and proposed a worldwide standard for the exchange of real-time messages.

Other federal employees would likely be suspended for engaging in this conduct, and White House officials should not be held to a different standard".