Sentence examples for minimum standards set from inspiring English sources

"They are required to meet minimum standards set by the commissioner of education and that includes the condition of the building," he said.

The Matildas want basic minimum standards set out in the CBA, which provides for the setting of a minimum level of commitment expected of the players, to match the remuneration they are paid.

Minimum standards set by the Department of Health require 70% of nurses and midwives in neonatal units to be qualified in specialist care, Bliss said, but more than half had failed to meet this target.

Already, some states, including Washington and Arkansas, have said they will not allow insurers to extend policies that do not comply with the guidelines established by the minimum standards set by the Affordable Care Act.

The 46 sq m figure is 4 sq m (43 sq ft) less than the minimum standards set by London.

For both developed and developed countries, the PIPP Index starts at low levels in 1960, increases slowly through the early 1990s, and then sharply increases due to minimum standards set by the 1995 TRIPS Agreement.

The minimum standard set to enter primary teaching, GCSEs in maths and English (science GCSE is also expected), is lower than for comparable countries.

Outraged, several Ph.D. candidates launched an online "fair pay" petition calling for the pay of all Ph.D. candidates to be raised to the minimum standard set by the German Research Foundation.

Swiss slaughterhouses had until the end of 2008 to adapt their facilities if they did not correspond to the minimum standard set out by the law.

A key finding is that none of the charters met the minimum standard set by the government in terms of the information provided.

When combined, the adequate and intensive categories reached 66.1%, a value above the minimum standard set by the Ministry of Health, whereas 33.9% of the women were classified as having inadequate prenatal care uptake (absent+inadequate+intermediate).