As regards its efficiency, the Secretariat early reached a high standard and maintained it.
On average across 22 OECD nations, 24% of people with a degree or a further education qualification reached a high standard – level four or five – on a standard literacy test.
National legislation has also reached a high standard in countries like Brazil and industry associations such as the International Council on Mining and Metals sets a code of practice – however this is still voluntary.
Perry trained as a printer's apprentice near his home in Derby, which may explain why Hyperion booklets always reached a high standard of typography; he retained a keen interest in their editing throughout.
It is a very favourable example of the art of casting metallic images which reached a high standard in medieval Gujarat, and of which a large number of good specimens are still to be found in the Jaina temples scattered throughout Gujarat and Rajputana.
In later years, he also displayed proficiency at tennis, in which critics thought he could have reached a high standard if motivated to do so, and golf.
But in terms of effort and hospitality, the hotel has reached a high standard, although it's probably not quite as stylish as when British Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill and King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia conferred here in February , 1945
In Western countries the quality of surgical care of accident victims has reached a high standard.
Heather Watson disagrees – because athletes hate to embrace defeat – but she might never reach a higher standard of tennis than that which she showed in losing to Serena Williams in three sets of incomparable drama on Centre Court at Wimbledon on Friday evening.
If other states were to gain from their exports, they would reach a higher standard of living and become even better trading partners, because they could then import more, too.
Let's hope that political rhetoric this time around reaches a higher standard.
