Sentence examples for taking standards from inspiring English sources

AT present, said Mr. MacIntyre, public discourse simply goes its raucous way "without taking standards of reasoning seriously".

The shadow education secretary, Lucy Powell, said the government was taking standards backwards and "focusing obsessively on school structures at the expense of what matters most in our classrooms – the quality of teaching".

The analytical data on the above parameters are used to describe the quality of irrigation water taking standards fixed for each aspect as an index (FAO 2008).

Overall, history taking standards were missed by 21% of 'private' versus 34% of 'contracted' GPs.

Many patients were also taking standard treatments like aspirin and blood-pressure drugs.

Facebook is taking standard practice for these IT companies to a new high, or low, depending on how you look at it.

They met with staff members to ask for changes to the tax code, which prohibits the businesses from taking standard deductions for expenses.

These all looked at the effect on adults of taking standard doses of paracetamol (0.5g-1g, to a maximum of 4g a day) compared with not taking the medicine.

Dry heating degradation was conducted by taking standard stanozolol and heated in oven at 90°C for 6 hrs.

The two front-facing cameras are 8 and 5 megapixels, taking standard and wide-angle shots, respectively.

All patients were taking standard inhaled glucocorticosteroid therapy using beclomethasone or mometasone routinely.