Sentence examples for reaching a certain standard from inspiring English sources

Performance-related pay for teachers was introduced in 2003 but Gove announced last year he was abolishing long-service pay progression and automatic pay rises for teachers reaching a certain standard.

The application of a stopping rule purely based on reaching a certain standard error could, therefore, lead to some discrepancies.

We've played 41 games and there haven't been many of those where we haven't reached a certain standard.

(For instance, in countries where children are made to repeat a year of their education if they fail to reach a certain standard, tests for, say, 13-year-olds may exclude those who have been sent to join a class of 12-year-olds).

It is important that they reach a certain standard.

"Employers need graduates who have reached a certain standard of education.

I must not accept results that do not reach a certain standard, even if I'm not quite sure yet what that standard should be.

Barrett dismissed the album and Madcap, saying: "They've got to reach a certain standard and that's probably reached in Madcap once or twice and on the other one only a little – just an echo of that.

Reliability is an unhelpful statistic in determining whether students have reached a certain standard and an absolute standard error of measurement is more appropriate.

It does this by combining data from trials that are clinically homogeneous, and reach a certain standard of trial design; randomisation, blinding and placebo control are important factors for reducing bias and chance effects [ 19].

This certification ensures that the surgeon has undergone has completed an accredited training program in plastic surgery and has reached a certain standard of skills and competence.