"What I intend to do is uphold a standard of intellectual seriousness on the right," Mr. Bellow said.
China and Russia, who have supported Mr Assad's regime, must also accept their responsibility to uphold a standard of behaviour to which even they have signed up.
If an advisor is a Fiduciary, he or she upholds a standard of service that requires that the client's interests always takes priority over the interests of the advisor.
No wonder being a staff member requires a 10-week course consisting of both hands-on and classroom training to help uphold a standard of greatness amongst DJs and other staff.
During the decades in which churches have claimed to uphold a "standard" by campaigning and asserting the definition of marriage as between one man and one woman (even regardless of sexual persuasion), countless gay men, women, and couples have been shut out and left federally unrecognized.
The following steps are pointers regarding social behaviour for classy ladies who try to uphold a standard.
Once upon a time, when the world of books was to be found in the inky triangle between Charing Cross Road, Paternoster Row, and the clubs of Pall Mall, the house of Macmillan, publishers of Kipling and Hardy, upheld a literary gold standard.
But anyone looking for an authoritative treatment of why prophecy emerged among the ancient Israelis or how Confucianism came to "uphold a normative standard with which to judge existing reality, and never to compromise that standard completely" will owe a debt to Bellah's remarkable ability to range widely with insight and depth.
This new knowledge can then contribute to the improvement of the quality of support given to women in labour: 'It is only with careful and systematic inquiry about the nature of midwifery care that the profession can clearly define and explicate a model of excellence that can be upheld as a standard for all women' p4 [ 49].
Created in 1893 as an agreement between students and faculty to "uphold a high standard of academic integrity at Princeton," the Honor Code has been amended several times.
Princeton's Honor Code was established in 1893 as an agreement between faculty and undergraduates to uphold a high standard of academic integrity.
