Sentence examples for standards ahead from inspiring English sources
"We're putting strict environmental standards ahead of mass production," Mr. Pozas said.
Recent opinion polls suggest people may, as they now put worry about living standards ahead of immigration.
The Arctic Council, a diplomatic forum for countries with polar territories, including Russia and the United States, has a working group studying possible pan-Arctic standards ahead of its next meeting in Canada in 2015.
Disclosure of bosses' pay, let alone their stock options, is particularly patchy.Mr Messier, whose own stock-option package was until recently also secret, can be admired for his determination to move Vivendi towards American accounting standards (ahead of last month's New York Stock Exchange listing).
Mr Dacre was addressing a seminar on media standards ahead of the Leveson inquiry into the phone-hacking scandal.
But as countries around the world struggle with the roll out of chip cards, ATMs and POS terminals to support the EMV standards ahead of global mandates, it has become more apparent that the Middle East is driving a well developed and highly innovative payments landscape.
But the government argues that travel restrictions are standard ahead of several court cases Mr Nasheed faces.
As is standard procedure ahead of a product launch, the store displayed a 'We'll be back' message as it prepared for an influx of pre-orders, which it began taking from midnight pacific time (8am UK time) here.
In their evidence, both officers said they believed the boat's radars, which had been set up in non-standard configuration ahead of the journey, were working correctly.
With GPS in mobiles as standard, years ahead of the UK, the keitai has also evolved into a seriously useful navigation tool here.
Additionally, the car has a rear back-up camera as standard – years ahead of US government legislation that mandates such equipment – a convex driver's side auxiliary mirror and a passenger's side blind spot camera to help reduce collisions.
