Sentence examples for standards enforced from inspiring English sources
They work to rigorous standards enforced by the Red Cross, but pay a heavy price.
"We need mandatory standards, enforced across the system," Ms. DeWaal said.
And what happens, Mr. Judd asks, when workers decide that the minimum standards enforced by monitors are not enough?
It still has to appeal to the largest audiences possible and operate under the decency standards enforced by the Federal Communications Commission.
"We have every confidence that Pebble's ultimate project design will meet the rigorous environmental standards enforced in Alaska and the U.S.," chief executive Ron Thiessen said.
Gove's theme since then has been that teaching is the key to raising achievement, along with competition from new providers and higher standards enforced by the exam boards and Ofsted.
Should standards enforce a centralised or decentralised internet of things?
As a lawyer who has served several previous schools chancellors, I can assure you that before the new law, chancellors had extensive authority to set citywide policy and educational standards, enforce regulations and operate the school system.
If you have standards, enforce them equally regardless of the person.
"Therefore it is crucial that minimum labour standards are enforced," Metcalf concluded.
The budgetary restriction was one of the more crippling standards being enforced for this project.
