Even Joseph Juran, one of the two American post-war germinators of the quality idea (the other was W. Edwards Deming), considered that quality circles were pretty useless if the company's management was not trained in the more general principles of total quality management.

ECONOMIST: Idea

Europe has undergone a transformation of its skills and training systems with countries aiming at a harmonization of approach, principles, tools and quality assurance.

UNESCO: Third International Congress on TVET

Slightly more said that standing firm in support of principles was a more important quality in a politician than was the ability to compromise.

FORBES

Other key elements of the act include access to a choice of high quality services and ensuring that public service principles remain at the heart of British broadcasting.

BBC: Media bill becomes law

Education should ensure quality and equity, in accordance with the principles of equal rights, non-discrimination and the universal right to education, so that all citizens can live together in plural and diverse societies.

UNESCO: Quality in educational policy: Research and foresight

The Director-General had also the opportunity to present to the Heads of agencies of the United Nations present in Chad the priorities of the Organization, emphasizing the guiding principles of UNESCO work -- equity, quality and sustainability.

UNESCO: EDUCATION

Stressing the importance of quality journalism and media education-training as central to the underlying principles of democracy and to the development of Africa as a whole, the consultation focused it attentions on twelve African training institutions in particular, which display a potential capacity to achieve institutional excellence.

UNESCO: Communication and Information

Their high standard and quality of journalism is a credit to the media industry and provides a wonderful example of best practice principles for the rest of the industry.

CNN: CNN African Journalist of the Year Competition