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But one couple set a standard few others would care to meet.

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

"He set a standard that few of us could meet."

Right, so, when you set a standard, is that to one person or for everybody?

"We had to come out, play hard and set a standard."

Many church leaders hope that it will set a standard for the entire country.

As a leader in the House, he set a standard we would all do well to follow.

It sets a standard for future shows of its kind.

This sets a standard that will, in future, be very important for everyone.

She set a standard for generosity that I have tried to meet ever since.

He's set a standard for the amount of golf that a President can play.

In 1985 she proposed and helped pass the first state law to set a standard.

"I set a standard that is going to be very hard to keep up," Bonds said.

I know that I'm setting a standard for those who will follow me in this industry.

He set a standard that we're still trying to live up to today."

If you're going to run a business or a team, you've got to set a standard and adhere to it.

We want to set a standard for the women's game."

Analysts say the new style of management will set a standard for other companies across Europe.

He set a standard of leadership that we strive to follow.

It could also set a standard for the news media in trying to explain an increasingly complex world.

He was a great leader, a true visionary who set a standard for all of us to follow.

These set a standard for common values, principles, and beliefs.

I don't think the department will change people's personal beliefs but they do set a standard.

"Set a standard right from the beginning on how you want to be treated.

Johnson may have set a standard, but he was hardly the only future president with a heavy foot.