They should be held to the highest standard of care.
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" "But we in our party hold ourselves to the highest standard.
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"We hold ourselves to the highest standard of integrity," he told reporters.
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We should be holding all our elected leaders to the highest standard.
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So this is about holding yourself and your community to the highest standard.
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"We have to hold these agents to the highest standard," Judge Ferraro said.
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"DHS is committed to the highest standard of care," spokesperson said in a statement.
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Furthermore, the VHA should be held to the highest standard of transparency and accountability.
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Or how they apologize when the company has not represented itself to the highest standard.
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I must hold myself to the highest standard of which the voters deserve to expect.
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"We hold all of our employees to the highest standard," the airline said in a statement.
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Dow maintains and is committed to the highest standard of ethical conduct in all such activity.
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"I hold myself and my administration to the highest standard of integrity," Mr. de Blasio said.
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"We have held ourselves to the highest standard" by "doing robust impact evaluation," she told me.
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You want to ensure that the director's perception of the script is visualized to the highest standard.
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He was also a true competitor and held himself to the highest standard in everything he did.
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"We hold all of our employees to the highest standard," United Airlines said in a statement on Monday.
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We are "holding every candidate to the highest standard" and "demanding more from every elected official," she said.
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Both as state Attorney General and as U.S. senator, he has held himself to the highest standard of ethics.
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"Members and candidates must be held to the highest standard," he said in a statement provided to The Hill.
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" The DCCC, which had not endorsed anyone in the election yet, said members and candidates should be held to the "highest standard.
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"The people of this department are rightly held to the highest standard, and should they fail to meet it, the penalty will be swift and severe.".
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Perhaps it was then inevitable that Barr would hold Mueller's investigation of Trump to the highest standard and that Mueller, in turn, would prefer more nuance.
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Other courting couples speak of love; Alfred Knopf and Blanche Wolf spoke of books, specifically their vision of establishing their own publishing house, hewing to the highest standard.
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"As I've said before — hey guys, don't knock each other over — guys, as I've said many times we hold ourselves to the highest standard of integrity," he said.
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What if we applied our labor standards progressively so that the largest and most powerful are held to the highest standard regardless of where they are geographically located?
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They shape public opinion on important issues and when they are on the stump discussing their policy positions, their words should be held to the highest standard of truth.
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"As a leader, I must hold myself to the highest standard of behavior in the workplace," Smith wrote in the staff-wide email, which was sent on Friday afternoon.
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The I.R.S. and the attorney general of New York, Eric Schneiderman, who is investigating the foundation to determine whether it complied with state law, should hold it to the highest standard.
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In a statement from a spokeswoman, he said that the company works "to hold ourselves to the highest standard" and said it investigates all claims of inappropriate workplace behavior, including harassment.
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A spokesman for the local authority says it takes the needs of residents into account as much as businesses and aims to provide housing and council services to the highest standard.
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"The Superintendent opened this investigation because, as he put it, 'whether you are Police Officer or a Superintendent, all Officers ought to be held to the highest standard'," police said in a statement.
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As such, the public's confidence in the integrity of the FISA process depends on the court's ability to hold the government to the highest standard— particularly as it relates to surveillance of American citizens.
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As such, the public's confidence in the integrity of the FISA process depends on the court's ability to hold the government to the highest standard, particularly as it relates to surveillance of American citizens.
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As such, the public's confidence in the integrity of the FISA process depends on the court's ability to hold the government to the highest standard—particularly as it relates to the surveillance of American citizens.
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The superintendent called for an investigation because "whether you are police officer or a superintendent, all officers ought to be held to the highest standard," a police department spokesman, Anthony Guglielmi, said in a statement on Thursday.
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"We work with cricket farms to ensure that the crickets are raised to the highest standard, then they are roasted and milled into a powder," said Gabi Lewis, co-founder of ExoProteins, which makes protein bars from insects.
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It was a painful moment to witness, a beloved member of the Senate making a sobering speech as he leaves, but Franken's example shows that those in power can -- and must -- be held to the highest standard or be stripped of the privilege to lead us.
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All the sciences in Arabic and Sanskrit schools and colleges, as well as Oriental literature, Oriental law, Logic, Philosophy, and Medicine were taught to the highest standard. In Lahore, Schools opened from 7am and closed at midday. In no case was a class allowed to exceed 50 pupils.
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They strive to outfit their people to the highest standard, with both personal gear and expensive rescue equipment like cars, snowmobiles and boats. In recent years, specialization within rescue teams has increased, making the work more purposeful: land groups, sea groups, diving groups, advance groups, high-angle rescue groups, and search dog groups.
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These five vows are called (major vows) when observed by an ascetic. is the first and foremost of all vows. Jain monks and nuns must rank among the most "nonviolent" people in the world. A Jain ascetic is expected to uphold the vow of to the highest standard, even at the cost of his own life.
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A master of the heritage does not automatically qualify an individual or group for the award as the craft of the master should exude a higher meaning to the highest standard set by the highly critical council of the GAMABA board. Due to this lengthy and critical process, only sixteen of the thousands of traditional masters have been conferred with the award.
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Health coaches are not licensed to prescribe diets. In the US Dietitians are the only nutrition professionals regulated by law, and are governed by an ethical code to ensure that they always work to the highest standard. Minimum requirement is a BSc in Dietetics or a related science degree with a postgraduate diploma or higher degree in Dietetics. In 13 US states, it is illegal to perform individualized nutrition counseling unless licensed or exempt.
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In order for an organization to fulfill it mission and goals, it is important that all staff be provided with the necessary support and training opportunities to enable them to undertake their roles to the highest standard. The plan will provide training and educational opportunities for professional and personal development to relate to educational activities.(Staff Development Strategic Plan, 2005). Professional development is a key focus of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.
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He was among the first leaseholders in Luke Gardiner's development on Mountjoy Square. The houses he built and decorated to the highest standard corresponded to Nos. 43, 44 and 45 Mountjoy Square. These houses became part of the struggle in the 1970s between the Georgian Society, who wanted the houses restored, but had not the resources to do so, and developers led by Matt Gallagher, of the Gallagher Group, who wanted to demolish the houses to build offices.
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The International Cremation Federation (ICF), found in 1937, is non- governmental and non-profit organization devoted to “promote the practice of cremation to the highest standard”. In 1996, organization was granted Consultative Status by the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. In compliance with its permission, organization can affect the international cremation movement and work of the UN. The Federation has accredited representatives at the UN headquarters and UN in both Vienna and Geneva for meetings of ECOSOC.
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Jones has been credited with founding the Community Financial Services Association of America, or CFSA in 1999. CFSA is the national trade association for companies that offer small-dollar, short-term loans or payday advances. Through a code of "Best Practices," CFSA members pledge to abide by responsible industry practices that ensure customers understand the cost and risk of short-term payday advances to facilitate the best financial decisions. The practices also require that members hold themselves "to the highest standard of service".
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DYRS FM Radyo Natin San Jose Antique is a member of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) which pledges itself to the highest standard of broadcasting ethics and above all, dedication to the national interest. The station operates with the power of 1,000 watts. In 1997, it was managed and maintained by an RN-OIC and RN- Technician until 1999. During these times, all station operations came from Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC) Radyo Natin Center in Metro Manila.
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A new brick backstop, new backstop netting, seating added to the tiered grandstands as well as a refurbished infield. A progressive replacement plan for the lighting towers was implemented to bring Holloway Field up to the highest standard for night games. After the completion of the Major League Baseball Opening Series at the Sydney Cricket Ground in 2014, the foul poles that were fabricated for the event were relocated to Brisbane and erected at Holloway Field prior to the 2014–15 Australian Baseball League season.
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Several reviewers noted the diversity of styles present in the score. Soundtrack Central thought it was a "superb mix of epic adventure and traditional themes", while Square Enix Music Online appreciated the melding of futuristic, ethnic and religious themes, feeling that the recurring chanting sound effects made everything sound coherent. Critics also noticed similarities between some melodies and Mitsuda's previous work Chrono Trigger, though reviewers felt that those of Xenogears were more "widely based" and had a distinctive Celtic sound. The reviewers also praised the sound system used for the instrumental tracks as being up to the highest standard for the PlayStation console.
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In 2009, the UN offered its expertise, expressing an interest in helping Bangladesh avoid the problems other countries faced in similar trials. The EU has passed three resolutions supporting the trials and Jean Lambert has said "she expected that the trial would conform to the highest standard possible." However, since the beginning of the trials several human rights organisations and international legal figures have raised objections to the court proceedings. Human Rights Watch, which initially supported the establishment of the tribunal, have criticised it for issues of fairness and transparency, as well as reported harassment of lawyers and witnesses representing the accused.
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Samuel Lines was born in the village of Allesley in Warwickshire, where his mother was a schoolmistress. After a period working in agriculture for his uncle he moved to Birmingham in 1794 and secured an apprenticeship as a designer to Thomas Keeling, a firm of clockmakers and enamellers. Lines was then employed by Messrs Osborn and Gunby of Bordesley as a sword blade decorator, designer and engraving to the highest standard. Lines studied drawing under Joseph Barber at the latter's academy on Great Charles Street, and in 1807 opened his own academy for training pupils in drawing and painting in Newhall Street.
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Gary James, Manchester: The Greatest City (Polar Publishing, 2002), p.12. At this time, the clubs were just two of many fledgling sides in the Manchester area, and the fixture had no special significance. Both clubs grew in stature as the 1880s progressed, leading to their first meeting of the 1890s being billed as "a meeting of two local clubs, [Ardwick (City)] just rising to the highest standard in the football world whilst [Newton Heath] are nearly in the front rank". The pair became the dominant teams in the Manchester area; the winner of the Manchester Cup was either Newton Heath or Ardwick every year between 1888 and 1893.
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Falls of Clyde was built in 1878 by Russell and Company in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde, Scotland, launched as the first of nine iron-hulled four-masted ships for Wright and Breakenridge's Falls Line. She was named after the Falls of Clyde, a group of waterfalls on the River Clyde, and built to the highest standard for general worldwide trade, Lloyd's Register A-1. Her maiden voyage took her to Karachi, now in Pakistan, and her first six years were spent engaged in the India trade. She then became a tramp pursuing general cargo such as lumber, jute, cement, and wheat from ports in Australia, California, India, New Zealand, and the British Isles.
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Proponents of the amateur ideal deplored the influence of money and the effect it has on sports. It was claimed that it is in the interest of the professional to receive the highest amount of pay possible per unit of performance, not to perform to the highest standard possible where this does not bring additional benefit. The middle and upper-class men who dominated the sporting establishment not only had a theoretical preference for amateurism, they also had a self-interest in blocking the professionalization of sport, which threatened to make it feasible for the working classes to compete against themselves with success. Working class sportsmen didn't see why they shouldn't be paid to play.
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Elizabeth Sorrell, née Tanner, (1916–1991) was a British water-colour painter. Her work was a combination of technique with attention to detail, whether she was observing the natural world, or the textural quality of lace, silk, porcelain.Illustrated London News 7 November 1970 “In earlier years, I painted a good deal outdoors, but as circumstances compelled me to be indoors more than out, I have more recently found my self evolving a sort of animated still-life picture”.The Artist Magazine November 1973 She developed Rheumatoid arthritis in her late 40s, but managed to carry on working to the highest standard until the very end of her life using the finest 000 brushes which she had to hold between her thumb and second finger.
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Since the club’s foundation in 1977 they have played on Shannon Development’s property in Ballycasey with the bare essentials and without facilities to supply water and electricity. Having decided to take the decision to purchase their own land, the club committed to develop this area to the highest standard and now boast the best pitches in Clare if not the province. Their main objective was to develop good playing surfaces to facilitate the young in Shannon and to encourage good quality football throughout the season regardless of weather. Surfaces in Shannon must be developed from scratch as the area is mostly former bogland and below sea level and the club was aware that a six-figure sum would be required in order to develop the proper playing surfaces for pitches.
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Reed told the Senate that earlier legislation "disregards entirely those of us who are interested in keeping American stock up to the highest standard—that is, the people who were born here." He believed that immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe, most of whom were Catholics or Jews, arrived sick and starving, were less capable of contributing to the American economy, and were unable to adapt to American culture. Eugenics was used as justification for the act's restriction of certain races or ethnicities of people to prevent the spread of perceived feeblemindedness in American society. Samuel Gompers, himself a Jewish immigrant from Britain and the founder of the American Federation of Labor (AFL), supported the act because he opposed the cheap labor that immigration represented even though the act would sharply reduce Jewish immigration.
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My desire was to be a Christian. I had to > struggle with the fact that I found it being practised to the highest > standard by non-Christians. To sample his spiritual thought in the form of prayer we can refer to one of his BBC Broadcasts: > Dear Lord, my desire is to serve you, and I offer what I think is best. > Please let me know what You desire, and bless me with the grace to accept > what you think is best.Rishi Das, BBC Radio 4, Prayer for the Day, > broadcast, October 22nd, 2009 And for a touch of his well-known humour: > Over the next few years as I tried the ‘lose-weight-without-any-change’ > method, as I wore ever tighter clothes, and weighed myself to depression, I > felt doomed.
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All new electrical work in England and Wales within a domestic setting must comply with Part P of the Building Regulations first introduced on 1 January 2005, which are legally enforceable. One way of achieving this is to apply British Standard BS 7671 (the "Wiring Regulations"), including carrying out adequate inspection and testing to this standard of the completed works. British Standard BS 7671 (the "Wiring Regulations") is not statutory, thus someone doing electrical work is allowed to deviate from the wiring regulations to some degree, but it is generally accepted that it is best to follow the wiring regulations to the highest standard possible. Electrical work does not have to be compliant with BS 7671, but if a casualty or fatality occurs as a direct result of that electrical work, and this results in a legal action, then it may be necessary to justify major deviations from the principles of BS 7671 and other appropriate standards.
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