Sentence examples for uphold its standards from inspiring English sources
This time, therefore, Europe must rigorously uphold its standards as it embarks on this new era of cooperation.
The report behind "The Urge to Punish Cheats" tries to show that the desire to punish behavior that violates social norms is not only normal, but altruistic, because it is not selfish: there is a cost to society when it must uphold its standards.
FFA chief executive David Gallop said although he felt sorry for the Glory's fans and players, it was imperative for the league to uphold its standards.
I will do everything in my power to uphold its high standards, preserve its integrity and build on its achievements".
"By failing to uphold its own standards and enforce its own code of practice, the PCC has demonstrated that it is unwilling, unable and unfit to regulate newspapers.
The United States' failure to uphold its own standards would embolden dictators and despots to restrict the media in their own countries.
The United States' failure to uphold its own standards would embolden dictators and despots to restrict the media in their own countries.
But this does not account for or justify the programme's failure to uphold its own standards.More recently, Panorama has shown us just how important a programme it is – not just for the BBC but in the world outside it.
He was stuck in "adjunct land" because the culture all around him refused to uphold its basic standards.
It also accused the corporation of failing to uphold its own editorial standards: "The transgressions are deemed deliberate because the BBC failed to use the mechanisms it has established to moderate the output of its journalists to ensure that it is in line with what it expects from its journalists and producers in order for the institution to retain trust and credibility among its viewers".
And how can we trust Facebook to create robust and rigorous disclosure systems around political advertising when the company has been shown failing to uphold its existing ad standards?
