Sentence examples for on lower standards from inspiring English sources

Standards of teachers' accreditation or service quality may be lowered if the two sectors agree on lower standards in the coordination phase under the supervision of the MGEF.

For years, the feds allowed states to test up to 2percentt of students with disabilities on lower standards, but they have moved away from this practice.

Many homes and roads were also badly damaged, with over 50% of lower standard housing on the outskirts of Noumea damaged after rivers and creeks burst their banks.

The payment system has created an inadvertent incentive for some foster agencies to scrimp on care and lower standards on foster parents so they can take on more children.

McKeon was not so impressed, and turned his assessment into an indictment on today's lower standards.

Hayden, who led the National Security Agency from 1999 to 2005, told reporters the White House believed that the requirement of "probable cause" to secure a warrant under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act was too strict, and that the president wanted to spy on people based on a lower standard of evidence, a "reasonable basis to believe" that someone is communicating with Al Qaeda.

Vehicles built on truck beds were governed by lower standards, on the assumption that they would be used in work, and would bear heavier loads.

Kati Piri, a Dutch MEP on the parliament's foreign affairs committee, said the EU must not lower standards on the visa requirements in the haste to strike a deal.

Nor is it about accepting lower standards on safety or environmental emissions.

Banks and mortgage finance companies often have lower standards on home loan applications than Fannie and Freddie do.

We believe it is simply racism disguised as a social value. . 2. We believe that policies that lower standards on the basis of race or gender create a disincentive to excellence and thereby encourage mediocrity. . 3. We believe that rights belong to people – not groups; therefore, we reject the notion of group-rights and policies that grant preferences based on race or gender.