Sentence examples for standards of state from inspiring English sources

Doctors would be tried under the standards of state law, he said, while insurers would be tried under federal standards.

And the standard of state schools is variable.

Connecticut has long been considered the gold standard of state testing programs, mixing multiple choice and essays.

There appears to be a double standard of state and self- regulation between broadcasting and the press and without any recognition of the multimedia context.

"The standard of state education is well below what it should be for an island of Jersey's incredible wealth," he said.

It's time to demand that local laws be held to the standard of state and federal law.

A year after the State Department tightened security amid Republican complaints of lax standards, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell has rolled back a requirement that former employees be escorted on visits to the building.

It's one thing to help struggling countries, quite another to help rich, developed, high-standard-of-living states such as Germany, France and Japan.

While most large countries fund state-run media as an important component of soft power, critics have questioned the journalistic standards of Russian state media.

The standards of care state that patients should undergo three months of psychotherapy before taking sex-changing hormones.

But wherever they go, it has to be a facility that meets the standards of the State of New Jersey".