set a standard

According to the report, no hazard exists to personnel outside of the roped off area per set standards.

There is no set standard that participants must reach: they set their own goals and measure their progress against them.

They are typically manufactured in a clean room environment with set standards for the amount of airborne particles.

The law set standards for air quality, and like California's regulations, it established deadlines for government action.

So far, doctors say, there are no set standards for how frequently the available data must be checked.

But more important, he said, the law set standards for teacher certification that are still the most rigorous of all the states.

Some governments around the world set standards for water usage and regulate shower heads.

The state encourages cleanups, but has no set standards for those projects, instead striking deals one at a time with property owners.

New vehicles will be required to comply with set standards from 1995, while unleaded fuel will become available in 2000.

All of these programs must meet set standards in education, finance and graduate requirements in order to be considered for accreditation.

Before you move on, you've got to set a standard for the next person.

Above all he set a new standard for foreign service.

He set a high standard in his last few days.

We would expect a President to set a higher standard.

One of the things that has happened here with the 49ers is we've set a standard.

Ever since then they have set the standard for performance and quality.

"They set the standard here, but now I know we can play with them."

She set high standards for herself and expected the same from others.

The quality of the film set new standards in the industry.

"The federal government needs to come in and set national standards."