Sentence examples for best possible standards from inspiring English sources

"Nothing is more important than ensuring children have access to the best possible standards of teaching.

In reality, the winning bids are often ones that offer immediate cost-saving rather than long-term financial benefits and the best possible standards of care.

Some 1.3 million NHS workers, from surgeons to hospital porters, will be given training in how to give those with dementia the best possible standards of care.

Mr Coiffait of the NAHT added: "Nothing is more important than ensuring children have access to the best possible standards of teaching.

"It does get used by institutions in various ways, but we are providing an evaluation against the best possible standards we can come up with", he says.

"We have an ageing population and more and more people are depending on residential care and we want the best possible standards and the best possible care.

You've worked hard, and you deserve the best possible standard of living in retirement.

The Optimality Index-US (OI-US) is an evidence-based tool that was developed for the purpose of measuring aggregate perinatal care processes and outcomes against an optimal or best possible standard.

While he accepted that there was "a range of opinions" about the appropriateness of RCTs, he said that giving patients who did not get drugs the best possible standard of care, with fluids and blood transfusions, "can have a very positive impact on outcomes in patients with Ebola virus disease".

I want to see a Kenya that can feed its people sustainably without begging for food from outside; that takes care of its people's health and education, and gives them the best possible standard of living; that respects and cares for its people.

They have all been meticulously preserved and maintained to give you the best possible standard of accommodation, most are good for children, and with prices from £36 per person per night they are excellent value for money.' Laura Burgess from Ecoescape: 'County Wicklow, south of Dublin, offers coast and country to explore, and you can get there in a day from Nottingham.