Sentence examples for standards to keep from inspiring English sources

She developed standards to keep what she considered bad habits out of her salon.

Indeed, sometimes governments were prepared to condone or even encourage poor standards to keep a company in the country.

The blackout built a solid consensus for mandatory technical standards to keep the electricity system from failing.

The State Department is making an example of Cetusa, promising to tighten standards to keep sponsors in line and students out of dangerous industries like construction and roofing.

Governments can direct and set standards, donors support improve quality and the newly empowered private sector has the incentive to maintain the service standards to keep the contract.

Not only are Americans expanding, but the clothing industry has also cleverly expanded the size standards to keep pace with our vanity.

Automakers that sell fewer than 400,000 vehicles in the United States would be allowed to meet a weaker standard to keep per-unit costs down.

"Somehow the Web evolved without a strong standard to keep authors' names highlighted," Udi Manber, vice president for engineering at Google, wrote in an announcement of the test Thursday evening on a Google corporate blog.

She brings a fine mixture of wit and precision to Rodgers and Hart standards like "To Keep My Love Alive".

State boxing commissions set medical standards intended to keep fighters safe, but they sometimes fail to enforce their own rules.

Cameron told the BBC: "The only way to sustainably raise living standards is to keep the recovery going, and the economy is now moving".