Sentence examples for guarantee standards from inspiring English sources

Competitive, difficult exams for which pupils must prepare by memorising large amounts of facts and concepts will promote motivation, solidify knowledge and guarantee standards, Gove is to tell the Independent Academies Association, a trade body for academy schools.

For its part, Labour has said the agreement looks unlikely to support jobs and the economy or guarantee standards and protections, and it is therefore preparing to vote against it.

According to a poll by BizRate, a division of E. W. Scripps, 30 of 76 Internet retailers said they would guarantee standard shipping for orders placed by Dec. 18 or 19.

A "spirometry licensure", central education of key nurses at the primary care units, is now under discussion in Sweden in order to guarantee standard quality throughout the country.

For Ed Miliband, guaranteed standards in public services with robust redress are key to a further term.

We will be looking at increasing guaranteed standards payments during severe weather.

If a company does not meet any of its legally guaranteed standards (regulated by Ofwat), you are entitled to compensation (this is normally £20).

Labour has been clear from the beginning that we need a deal to support jobs and the economy - one that guarantees standards and protections.

It sees government spending as the path to economic recovery and is keener on "guaranteeing" standards in public services than making them work more like markets.

"Qualified teacher status represents the means by which parents and public can be assured that children are receiving a guaranteed standard of teaching and learning.

The independent industrial strategy commission on Wednesday urged ministers to tackle Britain's regional imbalances by committing to universal basic infrastructure – a guaranteed standard for the whole of the UK.