Sentence examples for standards for office from inspiring English sources

In 1968 Roger and his older brother Donald joined their father William in establishing Reckson Associates whose developments were bold and groundbreaking, changing the way commercial real estate was built and used on Long Island and throughout the region through innovations in upgrading industrial properties, reviving obsolete buildings, and setting new standards for office developments.

In the two weeks since Gretchen Carlson, a former Fox anchor, filed suit against Mr. Ailes, the Murdoch family, which runs 21st Century Fox, has made it clear that its decision to take the allegations seriously was in keeping with its desire to follow modern standards for office conduct, and that these needed to extend to Fox News, as well.

Frank Askin, Professor of Law and Director of the Constitutional Rights Clinic at Rutgers University Law School, says it is unlikely that states will attempt to impose personal standards for office since they would face lengthy and costly litigation that probably would not survive constitutional tests.

When multiple food allergies are suspected, published standards for office-based oral food challenges [ 40], as well as for double-blind, placebo-controlled, oral food challenges, should be followed [ 49].

The new machine got a major boost with the launch of Lotus 1-2-3, a multi-function spreadsheethatat became the gold standard for office applications, especially on desktops that sported hard disks and large colour screens.

Color laser printers and color LEDs are slowly gaining in popularity and could eventually become the standard for offices and businesses.

When you make the standards for public office so high, you discourage capable people from putting themselves forward.

Most importantly President Obama issued a memorandum with a specific schedule to make sure that the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) finalizes carbon pollution standards for power plants before he leaves office.

As a result a standard pattern for office units in both New York and Chicago emerged, with either a single rectangular office adjoining an exterior wall, or a "T" shaped design, with a reception room giving way to two windowed offices, separated by glass partitions.

For outpatient costs, this method creates standard costs for office visits by specialty/department and type of clinician (medical doctor vs. physician assistant/nurse practitioner).

State standards for elected offices vary but follow a similar pattern of setting age, citizenship and residency for state offices.