Sentence examples for standards of official from inspiring English sources

Government ads are dull even by the low standards of official publicity worldwide contracts often go to the connected, not the creative.

He is, after all, correct: by the standards of official Chinese conduct in many other areas, its handling of Chen's departure was restrained and calm.

At that stage, nationalism and national communism became standards of official discourse, and intellectuals such as Edgar Papu were allowed to reinterpret Romanian culture on the basis of nationalist tenets: Papu's controversial theory, known as "Protochronism", claimed that Romanians as a group were at the source of any innovative movement in world culture.

Neither the Office of Congressional Ethics nor the House Committee on Standard of Official Conduct has ever alleged facts that show that show Waters or anyone on her staff ever violated any rules or statutes.

"The Government intends to publish mortality statistics but before doing so they need to meet the high standards expected of official statistics.

Employment Minister Priti Patel has defended the department, telling the House of Commons: "The Government intends to publish mortality statistics but before doing so they need to meet the high standards expected of official statistics.

"Once again I call for action to review the standard of officials, and the transparency of the processes by which referees are allocated to games".

If nothing else, Woods's transfixing mea culpa on Friday was yet another sign of the topsy-turvy inversions in public life, where celebrities are held to the standards of elected officials, and elected officials indulge themselves like Hollywood movie stars.

The frequency of such occurrences will clearly depend on the rigour of the standards of the official testing agencies concerned and the stringency with which such standards are applied.

(It is a paradox that the avant-garde movement in Europe had begun, in the late 19th century, in rebellion against what its advocates thought were the oppressive and stifling standards of high, official culture in Europe and that it had often looked to American mass culture for inspiration).

Following the standards of the official nomenclature of human NAT2 alleles [ 37], haplotype NAT2*4 (GenBank accession X14672) was used as a reference for the coding exon.