Sentence examples for standards noted from inspiring English sources

Philip B. Corbett, associate managing editor for standards, noted that under the policy freelancers are held to the same standards as staff members "when they are on Times assignments".

But her relationships were extremely short-lived even by student standards, noted Brushke.

"Even if tariffs are low, for example, it may still be difficult to import a car whose tail-lights are not recognised as conforming to national standards," notes Douglas Lippoldt, an economist at HSBC.

Thanks to perennially tight supply, Southern California housing markets are still pretty "fast" by historic standards, notes Trulia chief economist Jed Kolko.

O'Brien admitted that his training had been insufficient for Olympic standards, noting that "I needed to put on another thousand kilometres in training".

Planning and architecture experts pushed the city to modernize its building standards, noting that no other big city had a similar requirement and research had found that a helicopter pad was not necessary for emergency rescue.

Neuer dismissed the Saudi accusation that the world body imposes double standards, noting the kingdom's treatment of Christians and homosexuals, the latter subject to the death penalty for the "crime" of their sexual orientation.

"With the help of development partners, governments are strengthening systems and policies vital for children while raising standards," notes the 24-month progress report.

International humanitarian standards note the need to provide a wide range of interventions to comprehensively address physical and mental health [ 4].

But as the conservative Weekly Standard noted recently, if he wins, Republicans will have to throw out two decades of campaign tactics.

Under that standard, noted Alan Spielvogel, technical director of the cleaners' association, "I could clean garments with nuclear waste and I could call myself organic".