Sentence examples for standards are really from inspiring English sources

Trading standards are really clear on that.

And we know in the history of technology, standards are really important around something called the volt per octave.

"At the moment the standards are really only consulted or enforced when the government decides to, or when the opposition decides to whip up some outrage.

Dianne Baumert-Moyik, a spokeswoman for County Executive Thomas Gulotta, said Nassau would favor new state guidelines similar to those used by some New Jersey municipalities, where "standards are really based on a municipality's ability to pay".

Guido added that if new press regulator Ipso found against the Mirror over the story, "it won't prove it has teeth, it will prove as we told the Leveson inquiry, that 'media standards' are really a form of censorship that will protect the powerful from having their wrongdoings uncovered".

Standards are really being driven to hopefully a new level".

"But changing the curriculum and state standards is really going to allow them to do new things".

But the audit says that the authority's own internal documents show that just one of the 12 standards was really considered: the ratio of the number of jobs the company promised to keep and the amount of power consumed.

Uniting behind a set of standards is really important so we can avoid auditing fatigue and ensure there's consistency in what is considered "ethical" production.

First, in going through the discussion area, it's clear that the article, while ostensibly about standards, is really a political battle between pro and anti-Microsoft factions.

At a time of ugly political polarisation, Brazil's fragile democracy, already plagued with corruption, is facing an unprecedented crisis – which, by Brazilian standards, is really saying something.