Sentence examples for raised standards on from inspiring English sources

About 75percentt of United States banks indicated they had raised standards on prime mortgage loans, up from 60percentt in the previous survey, the central bank said.

Now clues are emerging and suggest that the administration will use a Congressional rewriting of the law to raise standards on teacher quality and academics.

Dermot Murray, FedEx's sustainability business strategy manager, echoed this, saying that he wanted to "empower and enable developing countries to raise standards on par with our own without depleting resources".

Given that's now the third refusal by Facebook to confirm GDPR will apply universally, it looks pretty clear that users in North American will get some degree of second tier privacy vs international users — unless or until US lawmakers forcibly raise standards on the company and the industry as a whole.

Third, if freedoms given to academies and free schools have raised standards, such as on the curriculum and procurement, then they should be extended to all schools.

For me it is about raising standards, focusing on the quality of teaching and inspiring teachers without being so prescriptive that it inhibits good teachers from being able to use their experience and their ideas.

He said their motivation seemed to be an attempt to "raise standards" based on a "genuine and understandable desire...to improve education and opportunities for Muslim pupils.

"Thanks to the hard work of teachers, our continued focus on raising standards and our increased emphasis on phonics‎, there are now an additional 147,000 six-year-olds on track to becoming fluent readers," he said.

We are transforming our schools by raising standards and focusing on results.

The safety effects of raising standards would depend on how quickly new rules were phased in, the report noted.

One is a focus on raising standards and ambitions.