Sentence examples similar to judge satisfactory from inspiring English sources

Three thousand schools, educating a million children, were judged "satisfactory" at both their last two inspections.

Cosmetic results of acute surgery were judged satisfactory by both patients and surgeons.

And so my young friend on the south coast is right to be worried by being judged "satisfactory".

If the work in progress is judged satisfactory by the advisor, a grade of "J" will be awarded.

The employment of polypyrrole electrocatalyst was judged satisfactory for the present application since it was only 30% less efficient than the corresponding counter electrodes functionalized with Pt.

Some 300 schools in well-off neighbourhoods had been judged satisfactory for several years, including faith schools in Oxfordshire and Surrey, he said.

There were two million children in 6,000 schools that had been judged satisfactory year after year after year, inspection after inspection, so you could be in a satisfactory school forever and a day, primary or secondary".

Once they've been teaching for three years and judged satisfactory in a process that invariably judges all but a few of them satisfactory, they are ensured lifetime tenure.

During one of his visits to Libya, Mr. Erkoc met a German contractor who had been warned that he would not be allowed to leave the country if his project was not judged satisfactory.

In his report (Competition meets collaboration: Helping school chains address England's long tail of educational failure), James O'Shaughnessy, the former policy director at No 10, takes his justification from the chief inspector's decision to rearrange the Ofsted categories so that schools can no longer be judged "satisfactory".

But the behaviour and safety of pupils were judged satisfactory.