Sentence examples for standard was upheld from inspiring English sources
No single standard was upheld.
That standard was upheld by some of the performers in "Nijinsky," notably Yukichi Hattori, who, as Nijinsky's equally deranged brother, did a jumping-in-the-air-sideways routine that could have looked stupid but was instead the most impressive thing in the show.
Others worry whether legal standards are upheld in private.
We will take whatever action is required to ensure our values and standards are upheld".
The PCC, said Whittingdale, "must be seen to take a far more active role in ensuring that standards are upheld".
A: All community interaction is subject to some level of moderation, in order to ensure the spirit of the community standards is upheld.
Mr. Schulz said that management had scheduled a series of "safety blitzes" in which managers would talk to workers to assure that standards were upheld.
In Wollongong on Thursday Shorten and the opposition spokesman on industry, Kim Carr, said a Labor government would "ensure Australian standards are upheld in federal government-funded projects and support local producers to meet certification standards".
"There are constructive suggestions for improving the system which the Commission must look at, analyse and respond to... "The PCC agrees with the Select Committee's view that we should take an active role in ensuring that standards are upheld.
What's needed is a quiet, persistent bureaucratic effort to enforce the rules we have: to see that the minimum wage is actually paid to workers, and that they work no more than the permitted hours; to see that housing standards are upheld; that taxes are paid, cars are insured and even cigarettes and alcohol are properly taxed.
The solemnity of the process by which retired ballplayers are considered for embronzing, the piousness of many veteran voters about the standards being upheld, not to mention the intemperate rebuttals from progressive critics — for me, these elicit a yawn, and some deflecting perspective.
