Standard Quotes

You've got to understand that Vince is always striving for perfection. That trickles down to all of us. He sets the standard. Even when things look [bad], he doesn't let us lose. - Jonathan Scott

You've got these incredibly credentialed scientists who are starting to question what, for 100 years, has been accepted as standard. - Discovery Institute

You're talking about standard operating procedure here in Washington suddenly being turned on its head and a key operator signing a plea agreement that he may have been involved in some kind of public corruption. - Kent Cooper

You're seeing some profit taking across the board after yesterday's [Monday's] bounce. You've got a little shift back into bonds, but basically trading is calm. It's kind of the standard summer doldrums. On the upside, you're seeing some money go into some high-risk areas ... which tells you something about how the psychology is changing from a month ago. - Matt Ruane

You're not going to get same delivery standard, and I doubt there would be confirmation of delivery. A lot of the features of the service they'd have to give up, and there's serious risk of compromising the brand. Still, this could wind up being a good deal for them. Is it the stake in the heart for UPS? No, I don't think so. - Paul Schlesinger

You're not going to be a big winner in this business with proprietary solutions. It is our desire to be the first to market with those standards-setting systems and to have a very low-cost position in our products so we can compete intensively. - Gary Seamans

Your first job as a new coach should be to create a culture of success. You must model, communicate, teach, reward, and enforce the expectations and standards for how your program will operate, including how your athletes will train, practice, compete, win, lose, lead, and conduct themselves on and off the playing field. - Bill Walsh

Your bill lacks any hard standards... That concerns me. - Doug Price

You would have standards and the company can't change regulations arbitrarily or at random like they do now. - Frank Thornton