Sentence examples for standard upon from inspiring English sources

The legal word for this is "fiduciary, and Senator Charles E. Schumer has been trying to force this standard upon mortgage brokers for a couple of years.

In 2001, the Joint Commission, which accredits health-care organizations around the country, urged doctors to recognize that subjective reports of pain should be the standard upon which interventions are based.

In a sense, anything called an American National Theatre assumes a national definition of what theatre and drama are, essentially imposing an implicit aesthetic and ideological standard upon an art form.

IAT is the basis of Coordinated Universal Time or UTC, the standard upon which Internet communications are synchronized.

For both BS and modified AASHTO standard, upon the addition of cement up to 6%, the CBR values further increased significantly.

"Based on the national standard upon which all schools are measured, academies' GCSE results are increasing twice as fast as the national average.

It's not about obedience to the Constitution and observance of the standards upon which the country was founded.

Thus, through the leaving examination, the state held the key to the liberal careers and was thereby able to impose its own standards upon all secondary schools.

The documents show that the agency has already achieved another of the goals laid out in the budget request: to influence the international standards upon which encryption systems rely.

Worse, the human-rights standards upon which the aid was originally contingent have been substantially diluted – and it's far from clear whether even those watered-down guidelines will actually be enforced in any meaningful way.

Because of the way they're mislead, they inadvertently impose these unrealistic, and quite frankly, unfair standards upon guys.