Sentence examples for standards seriously from inspiring English sources

Like AT&T, whose proposed acquisition of T-Mobile was also a flagrant violation of the guidelines, the airlines seemed surprised that the Justice Department took its own standards seriously.

Universities must take public concern over degree standards seriously if they want to make the case for more investment by the taxpayer, the new head of the higher education funding body warned yesterday.

Many see this as the first sign that just as England has begun to take schools' standards seriously, Ulster is slipping into reverse.Because selection is perceived as disadvantaging the poor, and Catholics are poorer than Protestants, most Catholic politicians want to change the system.

But for companies who take these standards seriously, he added, "You're going to discover all these wonderful ways to build more trust with what you're doing when you take the time you need to go over those standards".

Well: let us for a moment take the advertising standards code seriously.

"We regularly review the companies we use and will take breaches of those standards extremely seriously.

He said the lives of the bereaved families had been devastated and that Railtrack's procedures and standards were "seriously inadequate".

Michael Hurwitz, Greenmarket's director, who would not detail what Mr. Dines had done, said, "We at Greenmarket take our grow-your-own policy and standards very seriously".

Nadal had no right being here, not by usual standards, having seriously contemplated retiring, even in the early stages of his comeback in February, as he eased back his fragile knees on to the forgiving clay of South America.

It got Holmes huge amounts of press, but the general public takes health standards very seriously.

It's pretty clear that whether the issue is safety or pollution, major manufacturers don't take cheating on government standards as seriously as they would, say, take theft.