Sentence examples for competition standard from inspiring English sources

Greg McNeill ran the Clissold Swimming Club there, teaching youngsters how to swim and then coaching them to county competition standard.

At the time, it said it was not reviewing sports centres of a competition standard - or those part funded by national bodies like Sport England, such as the Alexander Stadium.

"Rather than just diving in and throwing some money about and coming up with a short-term fix we've been thinking about what we need to do to make sure we've got the best development pathway - to support them in the best way possible and contribute to a more sustainable and higher level competition standard".

It's probable that you will need to buy at least more shuttlecocks of competition standard to ensure that there are enough new ones for the tournament.

Essex Police said the Hadleigh Farm track could be dangerous to members of the public as it has been designed to international competition standards.

Polydactylism is rarely, if ever, seen in Maine Coons in the show ring since it is unacceptable by competition standards.

Left embarrassed by the spectacle he created, the International Ski Federation altered the rules following Calgary to eliminate each nation's right to send at least one athlete and set minimum competition standards for future events.

Despite the importance of more harmonised standards, competition between standards must be regarded as a crucial component of innovation that drives efficient market development and functionality through the requirement of standards to compete for adopters in a constrained rationally behaving environment seeking for the highest possible gains by applying the standards.

He was a physics teacher and competition-standard chess-player, wasn't he? · © Tessa Hadley, 2005.

Italy, just to take one example, has four female ministers out of 21, all in lightweight departments, and all in possession of competition-standard good looks.

Pinkston Watersports Centre, at the Pinkston Basin of the Forth and Clyde Canal, at Port Dundas, in Glasgow, will offer a competition-standard white-water course, canoe polo pitches and a boathouse.