Sentence examples for minimum acceptable standard from inspiring English sources

Accommodation, monitoring and care arrangements at the centers "did not come up to what I would regard as minimum acceptable standard to ensure that those at greatest risk are not exposed to harm," Mr. McLeod said in the report.

Its value is set meticulously every year to reflect public perceptions of the income needed for a range of family types to reach a minimum acceptable standard of living.

"If the income needed to sustain a minimum acceptable standard of living rises much faster than average earnings," the report says, "there will be limits to how far it is acceptable for employers to increase wages for the lowest earners to meet their increased needs".

The government says it wants to raise standards and plans to make "good" the minimum acceptable standard of care.

The Minimum Income Standard (MIS), released on Friday, looks into goods and services the public think people need in order to have a minimum acceptable standard of living.

In computation research, full replication is often unrealistic for independent results validation, therefore, study reproduction has been justified as the minimum acceptable standard to evaluate the validity of scientific claims.

A rating of 1 indicates the dimension under consideration is either missing, incomplete, or below the minimum acceptable standards.

Many other OECD countries will need to at least double current levels of expenditure on early childhood services, concludes the report, if minimum acceptable standards are to be met.

A lack of consensus about minimum acceptable standards in cardiology principles and skills for students and doctors has been an ongoing debate, particularly with regard to ECG interpretation and lead placement.

Each question was scored on a scale from 1 to 5. A score of 1 indicated that the thesis did not meet the department's minimum acceptable standards for that question.

The electricity market, dominated on the supply side by the state-owned PHCN, formerly called NEPA, has been incapable of providing minimum acceptable international standards of electricity service reliability, accessibility, and availability for the past three decades[40].