Sentence examples for enough standards from inspiring English sources

Five years ago, CUNY was often criticized by members of the Giuliani administration and by its own trustees for not having high enough standards.

Defense Department lawyers complained that the amendment did not offer clear enough standards for the treatment of prisoners -- an astonishing argument for an agency that has not been able to explain exactly what standards it was following in Abu Ghraib.

This is the Queen's bank, after all – the case raises questions as to whether UK banks are applying high enough standards for screening their customers before they take their money".

They can't be asking us for such different things," says one executive.Perhaps the biggest question is whether other countries, in particular America, will be deemed to have strict enough standards to qualify for "equivalence" with Solvency 2. If they do not, European insurers will have to hold more capital for these operations, disadvantaging them against local rivals.

They are advertising the idea that, if Kosovo and its local institutions adhere to high enough standards, a European future is just over the hills and not that far away.Until this violence erupted, there were hopes that talks on Kosovo's final status might start in mid-2005.

"If you set yourself high enough standards you're occasionally going to fall short and someone's going to take a pop at you, but the day the BBC stops being discussed is the day we should turn the lights off and go home".

Nor is maths teaching always of a high enough standard, says Donald.

Teachers settled for a "good enough" standard of reading in many cases, he said.

They look too expensive for workers and not of a high enough standard for the rich".

"Sometimes I think we shortchange women athletes because they're not held to a high enough standard," he said.

This does not mean they don't – just that the evidence is not of a high enough standard.