Sentence examples for standards of dignity from inspiring English sources
In that, as in so much of his life and work, he set matchless standards of dignity and valour.
Even the archrival Herald Tribune paid tribute to The Times's "high standards of dignity, thoroughness and accuracy".
In 2003 the hospital was described as "totally unfit for purpose" and lacking "basic standards of dignity and privacy" by the Commission for Health Improvement.
23% of patients – equivalent to 2.6m patients, including more than 1m over-65s – said they had encountered poor or inconsistent standards of dignity and respect.
There will be a programme of 500 inspections focusing on standards of dignity and nutrition in nursing homes, similar to a programme of hospital inspections that we carried out recently.
Mr FitzGerald claimed politicians had failed to stop the decline in standards of dignity for the elderly: "Labour started this degradation and the coalition has simply made it worse".
Two things are of note here the substantial distance between the core and the periphery and the relatively substantial extent to which peripheral countries (other than Greece) must improve to achieve the minimum standard of dignity called for by president Juncker.
"These are the standards of elegance, dignity, originality and, most underrated, cleanliness," she continued.
The interrogation and detention methods that the Pentagon acknowledges having regularly used include forms of physical and psychological abuse that violate American values, international standards of human dignity and the lawful rules of war.
Ms Merkel added that all the countries bordering the refugee route through the Balkans were signatories to the Geneva convention on refugees and had their own standards of "human dignity".
Without movement towards a more equitable world of mutual respect, however, it is difficult to see actually existing global governance networks operating in an impartial and generous spirit to help "all nations and their peoples to achieve greater peace, prosperity, stewardship of the earth, and minimum standards of human dignity" (166).
