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The academic standards and the well-documented historic graduation rates at Penn State far exceed the standards set forth by his organization.

These smaller bodies can more effectively analyze school performance based on a set of standards set forth by the federal government.

We will continue our unwavering fight to protect children and families from graphic sex and violence on TV, and we will continue to adhere to the robust nonprofit standards set forth by the Better Business Bureau.

"In several specific instances, certain individuals did not adhere to the high standards set forth by the intelligence community and its agencies," said Representative Silvestre Reyes, the Texas Democrat who is chairman of the House committee, in a statement.

"Mr Trump expressed his support for the Dakota Access pipeline, which has met or exceeded all environmental standards set forth by four states and the Army Corps of Engineers," Hoeven said.

"My thoughts upon hearing the news were, one, I will do my utmost to live up to the high standards set forth by my predecessors; and two, I hope they don't find out I hosted the Charlie Sheen Roast".

The changes made by the editor did not "clarify and improve" -- the standard set forth by David Shipley, the Op-Ed page editor.

Each transmitter satisfies the illumination standard set forth by the International Organization for Standardization ISOO).

The IRS could avoid the problem of overreaching by applying to sermons the clear standard set forth by the Supreme Court in 2007 for evaluating political advertisements.

"All of our reports indicate that this industry operates within the same standards set forth and observed by all water consumers in Pennsylvania," said Matt Pitzarella, a spokesman from Range Resources-Appalachia, a part of the Range Resources natural-gas company.

The higher standards set forth as a goal by the president could have the effect of reducing our appetite for oil, create jobs and significantly decrease billions of dollars to OPEC and others".