Sentence examples for in standards which from inspiring English sources

Rangers' plunge into administration, liquidation and Scotland's third division was notable enough without the general decline in standards which has seen the country's clubs and international team regress to the realms of the also-ran.

However, such reform should be cognisant of the international trends towards the adoption of data security measures including data breach notification, but lack of alignment in standards, which may be burdensome for entities operating in the transnational data economy.

Privacy advocates generally favor a higher "opt in" standard, which would prohibit collection of information without explicit permission from consumers -- an approach taken by another bill introduced by Senator Hollings in 2000; a version will be reintroduced this fall.

That gave the upper end another leg up in living standards, which is what makes income inequality so divisive.

The long-term answer is to cut the huge disparity in living standards which is driving mass migration.

But unlike high-frequency traders, Internet entrepreneurs, and online vigilantes, journalists have a stake in those standards, which are the only reason for having professionals do the job.

The standards, created in 2010 by a bipartisan group of governors and state school officials with funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, are designed to inject some consistency in academic standards, which have varied wildly from state to state.

This results in many standards which are based on different aspects.

I would know since I was labelled as one at one point of my life, at least in Asian standards, which are impossible.

Twenty-six states have partnered with the lead organizations in developing the standards, which were released in April 2013.

They shared a belief in high moral standards which was inseparably linked to a genuine appreciation of labor and work.