Sentence examples for standards which are from inspiring English sources

"But we play to our standards, which are very high".

Maclaren's spokeswoman says the buggies "exceeded European standards, which are higher than those in the US".

The evidence is clear – regulation and setting standards which are enforceable lead to change.

(The other two networks will use foreign standards which are already widely deployed elsewhere).

Lautenberg is actually not really, really old by Senate standards, which are even more generous than baby-boomer standards.

But as Harari would probably be the first to admit, it's only intelligent by human standards, which are nothing special.

The Power Authority contends that it uses all 12 standards, which are reflected on applications for the low-cost power.

Friday's voting capped two days of discussion on the state's science standards, which are routinely revisited every 10 years.

Most people agree e-cigarettes need some sort of regulation, at least to ensure standards, which are currently very variable.

Today, that scarcity is largely the result of tough nitrogen oxide emission standards, which are difficult for diesels to meet.

International standards, which are written by the London-based International Accounting Standards Board, have been adopted by many countries.