Sentence examples for standards wherever from inspiring English sources

Barton, rightly or wrongly, believes he has a duty to raise standards wherever he goes.

A GlaxoSmithKline spokesman added that the trials were carried out according to the same standards wherever they were conducted in the world.

E-cigarettes are sold as leisure products and as such are covered by safety and quality standards wherever these exist and are implemented.

By 2007, this had evolved into an affirmative procurement preference action plan that strongly urged all Dutch federal ministries and subsidiary government bodies to use open source software based on open standards wherever possible.

Many would argue that constructive government and corporate engagement are a lot more productive than ineffective policies of isolation.The oil industry is exploring in all parts of the world because oil supplies are declining in places where it is easy to do business and we are conscious of the need to uphold the highest ethical standards wherever we operate.

In order to be as close as possible to existing definitions and practical applications, care is taken to be conform to current standards wherever possible in this article.

To maintain a common standard, wherever the activity was given in terms of μM, it was converted to μg/ml using GraphPad (http://www.graphpad.com/quickcalcs/Molarityform/).

This should meet NHS BSP standards, and wherever possible be part of the NHS Health Technology Assessment programme trial 'Evaluation of mammographic surveillance in women under 50 with a family history of breast cancer' [ 14] so that data can be collected and efficacy assessed.

However, it also becomes clear there, that there is a close parallel between (one large class of) Chunk and Permeate applications, and (consistent) non-standard analysis: wherever Chunk and Permeate takes a derivative by shifting chunks to one where infinitesimals are zero, non-standard analysis takes a derivative by defining derivatives to be "standard parts only".

Once seen only on top of hotels or in buildings designed by trendy architects, glass lifts are set to become standard fittings, wherever possible.

His letters home from Sebastopol were published in the Morning Advertiser and for 10 years he was a roving correspondent of the Standard, going wherever there was trouble and reporting it in sturdy imperialist prose.