Girls learn respect from mothers who themselves make good choices and have attained standards they wish to live by.
The believers were not expected to attain the standards of the perfect.
Globalization, in Stiglitz's words, "helped hundreds of millions of people attain higher standards of living, beyond what they, or most economists, thought imaginable".
Although these did not attain the standards of later express highways, they did incorporate the features of limited access and elimination of grade crossings.
He spoke sympathetically about charter schools and home schooling, and he argued that any school that gets federal money should have three years to attain acceptable standards for its pupils.
Drinking water and sanitation facilities have to be upgraded to attain minimum standards in the school environment (Raju 2013).
Overall, the data are certainly not perfect and do not attain the standards of high-quality administrative data from some European studies.
The idea is that holding one's place in international supply chains is very competitive, requiring firms to attain quality standards needed for the final product in the chain while being innovative in managing process and cost improvements.
To attain Mauritanian standards of beauty, many women undergo the practice of gavage, or "fattening up".
Let's celebrate Connie Culp and all the other courageous human beings who brave stares and ridicule because they fail to attain arbitrary standards.
His younger brother Harold, as Philip Larkin recounted in a review of Jon Stallworthy's Owen biography (1975), claimed that: "[Wilfred] as an adolescent veered from 'too high spirits' to depression and attacks of bad temper in which he was inclined to lecture the whole family furiously for their failure to attain proper standards".
