Sentence examples for standards public from inspiring English sources

FOREIGN readers should not take it amiss when Bagehot says that, by international standards, public life in Britain is remarkably clean.

"I know the public is far more interested in issues of policy, the economy, jobs and living standards, public services, than this.

This is expressed in a refusal to countenance any statutory underpinning to press regulation, but extends further into refusal to seriously consider a firm commitment to qualifications, standards, public accountability or training.

But when it comes to questions of living standards, public safety, and social policy, Americans do not typically rush to compare themselves with these countries, nor with more violent non-OECD nations such as Honduras or Kyrgyzstan.

Political attention in Europe is now really focused on the finalised EU-Canada CETA deal, due to be ratified in the coming months, which up to now has been subject to less public scrutiny but raises many of the same concerns around standards, public services and the rule of law," she said.

She added: "This is unfair for a group of people who haven't got time to change their plans". Bob Crow, general secretary of the Rail Maritime and Transport union, said: "As well as hitting pay, living standards, public services and jobs, the latest assault from the government is work until you drop.

That said, this was not your standard public coming out.

Yet Obama did make one new standard public.

The BBC is not a standard public service.

The standard public information, but not everything I asked for.

This is standard public health expertise and knowledge.