Sentence examples for expected standards from inspiring English sources

Our children start year 7 well below expected standards (I expect they started primary school well below expected standards too) and things just get tougher for them.

For example, when we're supervising or collaborating with others, we often jump to conclusions about why they are doing things differently or not performing to our expected standards.

"Clearly, there are groups of women who are receiving care that is way below even the minimum expected standards," she added.

Figures released by the Department of Education this week revealed that more five-year-olds than ever before are achieving expected standards in literacy and maths.

Its students also often fail to complete diplomas, and the rates for submitting coursework hover around the 40% mark – well below expected standards.

Underlying this is anxiety about achievement, recent Department for Education figures show that nearly double the number of boys failed to reach expected standards at seven.

The Army said in a statement that although no single event led directly to the shootings, certain officers failed to meet expected standards.

This analysis takes into account 2010 standard transport situation vs. expected standards up to 2050.

"At least 30,000 certificates were issued by these parties, with no independent way to assess the compliance of these parties to the expected standards.

It also sets forth expected standards of behaviour for all players and makes it clear that violations could result in disciplinary action, fines, suspensions or even expulsions.

The chair of the public accounts committee, Darren Millar, said the reports showed both councils had fallen well below expected standards.