Sentence examples for toughest standards from inspiring English sources

In February, the European Parliament voted to set the world's toughest standards for carbon dioxide emissions from new cars.

She says there are thousands of labels and certifications for consumer products, ranging from the spurious to those that attest to the toughest standards.

Mr. Levin said in a statement that Cafta's labor provisions did not incorporate the toughest standards sought by House Democrats in 2005.

The proposition would set among the toughest standards in the country for increasing wind, solar and geothermal sources of electrical power.

Outlining the proposals, she said: "These would be the toughest standards ever set out for new development, and would demonstrate that there will be no compromise on quality when it comes to ecotowns.

In a tally of underperforming schools that the federal government released in July, Michigan, which had the toughest standards in the nation, turned up more than 1,500 schools.

That is not the toughest standard it could set.

They are a California business and that's the toughest standard.

The authors focused almost exclusively on the "tougher standards, and eventually higher standardized test scores".

Some versions of tougher standards have already been abandoned.

People grade him against tougher standards than any other politician.