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Tyrie also chaired the parliamentary commission on banking standards, which was instigated after the Libor-rigging scandal and looked at the way taxpayers stepped into rescue ailing banks.

Quite capable of practising for 14 hours a day, he was impatient whenever I failed to meet his exacting standards, which was often.

It was extremely successful but we did not reinvest and reconstruct or comply with safety and other standards, which was a very big mistake.

"Our allowance for aging as a substitute for pasteurization is based out of the creation of our cheese standards, which was over 50 years ago," Dr. Mowbray said.

What piqued my interest most was the comparisons being made in the news between the new quality mark and British Standards Institution's Kitemark scheme for non-education standards, which was first introduced in 1903.

Later they proposed Sandblaster 2.0 to support 4G standards which was just an extension of version 1.0 that kept its philosophy.

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

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

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

By those standards, which is the best inaugural poem that has been delivered so far?

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