set high standards

We're going to set high standards for teachers and students.

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

It was his decision to set high standards for student behavior.

We must set high standards and expect the same from our students too.

The new data comes at a time when the state is setting higher standards for teachers and education schools.

A. I believe we need to set high standards and expectations for students.

The plan is free to set high standards and offer limited fees.

We gave the chancellor the power to set higher standards.

It's true that he doesn't set high standards of judgment.

"I just wish that the school would set high standards and give the children the tools they need."

The Israelis, however, will always do well, because they themselves set high standards for their actions.

Besides, the Nets have no choice but to set high standards for themselves.

The team sets high standards, and the pressure builds when they are not met.

Countries that set higher standards could then be asked to justify them if they block trade.

America is better at enforcement, but still weak on setting high standards.

From the beginning, the Constabulary set high standards for itself.

National leaders, especially the President, can set higher standards.

I want to have an education system that sets high standards, local control of schools and strong accountability.

Still, officials said, the overall message is that if the state sets high standards, students will rise to them.

Perhaps this would be a good time to set higher standards etc. for all these clinics.

"It's important to set higher standards, but there must be options for different needs.

His compassion and vision helped set high standards for excellence.

"You have to set high standards and help children meet those standards," he said.

Almost every state is setting higher standards for students, which is a very good idea.

"But we should be setting high standards for our children and our people."