Sentence examples for a requisite standard from inspiring English sources

He said the guidance would be to a requisite standard and content and the government had been discussing the plans with advice bodies such as the Money Advice Service.

Kilgraves can convince us to starve ourselves to death, while believing we are achieving a requisite standard of beauty.

A triple bottom line, which acknowledges that the planet is a living trust and that we are merely stewards for future generations, is a requisite standard for all businesses, worldwide.

For this reason, the criterion of coherence may not be a requisite standard for evaluating a novel approach to something like mental disorders.

Granting a PhD does not certify that the research findings are correct, only that the candidate demonstrates a capacity to do research at the requisite standard, typically a level near or equal to publication in refereed journals.

The obvious concern is that such orders could be used as a means to avoid having to make a criminal case to the requisite standard of proof".

In Webster's report, you might recall, he says he believes there is "less than a 50 percent chance that a charge against Lord Rennard could be proved to the requisite standard".

In a statement, the trust accepted "care fell below the requisite standard" but added "significant" improvements had since been made to levels of patient care.

These experiences made me and relevant university officials acutely aware of the importance of following procedures in a rigorous fashion and ensuring that Judy's thesis was of the requisite standard, because we anticipated that after graduation her thesis and university processes would come under intense scrutiny.

The requisite standard of care is reasonable skills and care reasonably expected of a practitioner with the same standing.

"It is hoped that by then he will have demonstrated the requisite standard for elevation".