Sentence examples for standards ethos from inspiring English sources
Hours after LG unveiled its webOS-powered smart TV interface at CES, Panasonic has spilled the beans on its own mobile-inspired TV plans — announcing a partnership with Mozilla to use the latter's Firefox OS FFOSS) and open Web standards ethos to open up the living room's primary screen.
The Independent has previously said that despite SRMG's operational control of the new foreign language sites, they would conform to "the standards, codes and ethos of the Independent" and bring its journalism to millions more readers "in regions that need greater media plurality".
The first stop was Théo, the restaurant and lounge on Spring Street, where the downstairs (white on white) resembles a Kubrick set while the upstairs follows your standard dark lounge ethos.
But, by the standards of its old ethos, Apple is much more open than one would ever have thought possible.
(Chinen) TONY MALABY TRIO (Tonight) Mr. Malaby, a versatile and increasingly prominent tenor saxophonist, enlists the bassist Drew Gress and the drummer Gerald Cleaver in a program of original music and choice standards, with an exploratory ethos prevailing.
It is why we are encouraging greater diversity of provision that will enable different providers - whether public, private or voluntary - to offer services to NHS patients according to a common NHS ethos, common standards and under a common system of inspection.
"Their work ethos and standard of education is valued and admired".
But all that "The Fast and the Furious" is interested in is a standard go-for-it ethos lifted from Mr. Bruckheimer's films.
Asked yesterday how he would rate the administration's Iraq policy by the standard of his pagan ethos, Mr. Kaplan said, "Over all, pretty good".
Over the past fifteen years, we've witnessed a number of shifts in the ethos and standard practices that define scholarly communication.
The church says its schools combine high educational standards underpinned by a clear ethos, which parents are attracted to.
