Sentence examples for basic standards for a from inspiring English sources
The federation has established basic standards for a league to be considered professional, and this past season W.P.S. did not meet several of these standards.
The council's report, "Student Teaching in the United States," rated 134 student-teaching programs nationwide — about 10 percent of those preparing elementary school teachers — and found that three-quarters of them did not meet five basic standards for a high-quality student-teaching program.
Also known as consequentialist ethics, it is opposed to deontological ethics (from the Greek deon, "duty"), which holds that the basic standards for an action's being morally right are independent of the good or evil generated.
Some accreditation programs around the world use a common set of basic standards for all, and then add standards components for complexity and specialization, such as for pediatric or psychiatric hospitals.
"Because of its focus on improved learning methods, better conditions for children and inclusive nature, the Government of Rwanda adopted the quality standards of Child friendly schools as the basic standards for all schools in Rwanda.
The Government of Rwanda has adopted this approach as the basic standard for all schools in the country.
The regulator, which has already set out a list of six basic standards for employers to meet, starts a consultation in January which might clear up this crucial point on the precise level of charges.
Celestial bodies provide the basic standards for determining the periods of a calendar.
Eventually, laws curbing junk e-mail and setting basic standards for collecting and using online data are a good bet.
PrimeSense is putting together an Open Natural Interaction consortium, presumably to establish some basic standards for Kinect-like devices to operate by, get a few libraries for developers to use, and promote new hardware.
So don't be surprised if it takes a while yet for the industry to map out basic standards for online music.
