Sentence examples for established minimum standards from inspiring English sources
To improve the situation, the General Assembly has established minimum standards of educational achievement and has equalized funding for education across school districts.
Lawsuits against the Department of Homeland Security and ICE argued that practices at Hutto were in violation of the Flores settlement of 1997 that established minimum standards for the housing and release of all minors in federal immigration custody.
The Prehospital Care Sub-Committee has established minimum standards for EMT education that are comparable to those of the American National Registry of EMTs, the Australian Registry of EMTs, and the UK College of Emergency Medicine standards [10].
Results for Children Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa and Tanzania established minimum standards and indicators for quality education based on CFE principles.
To this effect, the doctors' directives have established minimum standards with respect to the nature, minimum content and length of education and training programmes.
In 1987, President Ronald Reagan signed one of the earliest laws establishing minimum standards for refrigerators, air-conditioners and other appliances.
The House has passed a bill that would require coastal states to establish minimum standards for water quality, monitor them and post when levels exceed safe levels.
Mr. Venditto said that while the law establishes minimum standards employers must meet, some companies and municipalities go further, putting people on paid leave, or partial paid leave, or unpaid military leave with continued health and other benefits.
For Harvard, the departure of Ben-Eze from the class could help raise its Academic Index, a complicated formula that establishes minimum standards for athletes to be admitted to Ivy League programs.
The union said it had been trying for more than a year to establish minimum standards in the fuel oil distribution industry and to halt a "race to the bottom".
Mr. Leahy has proposed giving inmates the right to seek DNA testing, requiring officials to retain biological evidence and withholding some federal money from states that fail to establish minimum standards for court-appointed lawyers in capital cases.
