Sentence examples for standards demanding from inspiring English sources

As director of Harlem Hospital's Department of Medicine during the 70s and 80s, Gerald Thomson, MD, "exemplified what it meant to be a physician dedicated to community, generating standards, demanding quality of care, and commanding respect," says one former resident.

But now, with standards demanding careful documentation of continuous fieldwork, universities like Kent State require more help from principals and experienced teachers to design training and rate future teachers.

Meanwhile more than 30 states have enacted standards demanding that utilities generate a minimum proportion — typically 10 to 20percentt — of their power from renewable sources in the next 5 to 10 years.

New standards demand new tests.

Efficiency demands set standards; set standards demand equality of measure; equality of measure demands reform.

But the high standards demanded of players, management and other staff is what helps breed success.

They have to be qualified and meet the standards demanded by the community.

He said the standards demanded by the World Trade Organization often ignored the political, social and economic conditions of developing nations.

Today's standards demand that pupils be able to respond to literature that they hear and read.

CV errors give the impression that university qualifications may not meet the standards demanded in everyday work, says Hadley.

The standards demand that drillers recycle as much fluid as possible and not discharge what's left into waterways.