Sentence examples for the appropriate standards from inspiring English sources

It appears from your description that they may not be being treated in accordance with the appropriate standards.

"The institutions can only do so much with advising, monitoring and holding students to the appropriate standards," he said Tuesday in a telephone interview.

The Police Department would work with fire, health and environmental protection officials, Mr. Falkenrath said, to "develop the appropriate standards for evaluating the applications".

After these studies have met the appropriate standards of scientific peer-review, we strongly encourage scientists to communicate these results to the public.

Gen Barno said: "I will tell you without hesitation that intelligence procedures have got to be done in accordance with the appropriate standards _ all our forces will treat every detainee here with dignity and respect".

But those initial broadband systems are being built before the various parties have settled on the appropriate standards for equipment and networks — meaning that there is no guarantee that other jurisdictions that build their systems at some point in the future will be working on the same wavelength.

In an 18-page ruling, the appellate panel failed to meet the appropriate standard of care for operating the Staten Island ferry system.

"If they cannot, the school should face a financial penalty equivalent to the cost of funding remedial support to take the child to the appropriate standard".

In 2013, the Supreme Court chastised the Fifth Circuit Court, which had ruled against Ms Fisher, for not applying the appropriate standard of review to Texas's admissions process.

But having said that, assuming that you are going to make a decision, you used the standard the Pullen case used and that this court, by reference to Pullen, adopted as the appropriate standard.

Though the law did not expressly specify a standard of proof, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, writing for the court, said Congress must have codified the general understanding about the appropriate standard, one reflected in a 1934 Supreme Court decision.