Sentence examples for in four standards from inspiring English sources

Q: Now, if I were a high school English teacher, I would be responsible for teaching in four standards areas, but would the test cover all four of those areas?

Of the remaining 11 (of the 26) countries (excluded from Fig. 4) Australia is involved in four standards; Belgium, South Korea, and Thailand are involved in three; Chile, China, and Russia are involved in two; and Czech Republic, Greece, Israel, and United Arab Emirates are involved in only one standard.

The schools secretary, Ed Balls, today had to explain to MPs why nearly one in four standard assessment tests in English sat by 14-year-olds this summer has still not been marked – a fortnight after results were meant to be published.

The comprehensive comparisons with the power tracking control strategy which is wide adopted in ADVISOR verify that the proposed control strategy has better rationality and validity in terms of fuel economy and dynamic property in four standard driving cycles.

3 4 After a preliminary check on linearity, total cholesterol and HDL-cholesterol were included in the model as categorical variables in four standard classes.

However, the state failed in two standards of appointing a designated agency and creating penalties for retaliation and other mistreatment.

A comparison of ranges defined in two standards, however, reveal considerable differences in both the magnitude and phase.

The brilliance of Jamal's arrangements, and his distillation of melodies into virtual orchestrations for piano and accompaniment, are seen in two standards that he records, "Sometimes I Feel (Like a Motherless Child)" and "Autumn Leaves".

This separation in two standards was chosen for simplicity (and cost), and because other than continuity there is no reason to use the CF standard on a source chamber where the pressure during operation usually lies above 10−5 mbar.

It was delivered in two standards, for recce and TIALD.

Bunkley-Shelton appreciated coach Herm Edwards' belief in three standards rather than having rules: Be on time, have your words match your actions and compete.