Sentence examples for boost their standards from inspiring English sources

Eight academy schools have been put on notice that they must boost their standards or face action, it was revealed today.

He's right: it means that millions of people who might otherwise have nothing to live on but the basic state pension topped up with benefits will have a private pension to boost their standard of living when they retire.

Mr. Thitinan, the political-science professor, said that Thailand's future would depend on whether the military reached out to her supporters and tried to boost their living standards.

This is the 10th month in a row that real wages have fallen". Most of the increase in wages over the last year has gone to managerial and professional workers while those on lower incomes have relied on increases in the "national living wage" to boost their living standards.

UC can afford the laundry and PPE bills despite today's stringent budgets, Kemsley writes, because system-wide improvements in workplace safety have cut injuries by 3400 a year and workers' compensation payments by $50 million a year compared to 2004 a fact that should persuade other universities to boost their safety standards.

There we have the conundrum that the country faces: corporate profits hitting record highs, while millions of Americans remain out of work or unable to boost their living standards.

Unlike the Comptroller and the OTS, which can boost their budgets by lowering their standards, the FDIC knows it must keep the most reckless banks on a short leash or else it will bear the brunt of the cost.

Financial regulators are still pressing banks to boost their capital and tighten lending standards.

Returning to those people mindlessly copying out telephone numbers, Mann has found that their ennui boosted their performance standard tests of creativity – such as finding innovative uses for everyday objects.

The wealth of the top 20 has certainly boosted their players' living standards.

Fair trade not only helps farmers earn a just wage that boosts their living standards, but provides their children with access to healthy land and water and the opportunity to gain the tools necessary to ensure that future generations be able to play, swim and learn without the constant threat of pollution and illness.