Sentence examples for in standards at from inspiring English sources

He is equally critical of the decline in standards at the BBC.

Take Graeme Souness, the greatest midfielder in Liverpool's history, who took over at Anfield in 1991 tasked with arresting a slight slip in standards at one of England's most successful clubs.

Around 900 have emerged since the law was changed in the 1990s, leading, it is claimed, to a rise in standards at both the newly created schools and the established state ones "The voucher system has had a great impact," says Anders Hultin, founder of the Kunskapsskolan schools.

Any fall in standards at CFS could in time be expected adversely to affect standards across the entire Air Force".

Lorna Hernandez observed a slide in standards at the Art Institutes of Fort Lauderdale after the initial public offering in 1996.

Negotiating what would be the biggest change in admissions standards at City University of New York in nearly 30 years, Gov. George E. Pataki and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani have agreed on a plan to end all remedial classes at the system's 11 four-year colleges.

In our decade, most households face no rise in living standards at all.

The Air Force secretary at the time expressed his sincere "regret" for "lapses in our standards at Dover," a non-apologetic understatement.

According to information released to Unison under the Freedom of Information Act, 743 jobs were lost in trading standards at council level between 2009-10 and 2011-12.

"In addition, standards at Tameside are also being examined by CQC".

She found that nearly 87percentt of state history standards failed to cover Native American history in a post-1900 context, and that 27 states did not specifically name any individual Native Americans in their standards at all.