Sentence examples for strictest standards for from inspiring English sources

A newspaper review of Florida's more than 170,000 uncounted presidential ballots concluded that George W. Bush would have narrowly won a hand recount under the strictest standards for judging votes, while Al Gore would have won under the most liberal standards.

Arsenic is a common byproduct of mining operations, so stricter standards for its content in drinking water would mean stricter standards for many mining sites.

(There are stricter standards for refugees from other countries and for economic migrants).

His tone and venue alarmed those who supported stricter standards for auditor independence.

Since signing the settlement, Reynolds's major competitors have imposed stricter standards for their advertisements.

The EPA is expected to propose stricter standards for existing power plants in June 2014.

But you have no duty to set stricter standards for such programs than the law itself.

China, for instance, needs to retire polluting coal-fired power plants and to establish stricter standards for motor vehicles.

Strict standards for arsenic in drinking water, suspended by the Bush administration, were justified, experts have concluded.

For decades, the Indian government set and enforced strict standards for the country's newspaper, film and television industries.

The Interior Department has proposed stricter standards for wastewater storage that apply only to the public lands it controls.