Sentence examples for standards at which from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, the standards at which young dancers in this country and abroad are performing can be outstanding and on a par with professional companies, with the added exuberance and freshness that younger artists can bring, as our new annual Apex Rising youth dance festival, which just opened Sadler's Wells autumn/winter season, aims to illustrate.

"The average person watching this on British TV doesn't know the standards at which tattooing can be," said Antony.

"The average person watching this on British TV doesn't know the standards at which tattooing can be," said Flemming.

Although the RANZCR audit instrument has been in use for over 10 years, the standards at which radiation oncology centers are practicing over a long period of time have not been benchmarked in Australasia.

The academic standards at which the course is set will probably not be achieved by less capable individuals (unless these standards are lowered), increasing the possible numbers who drop out of the course or those unable to pass a licensing exam where one exists.

Finian's Rainbow (173) and Sizing Europe (172), first and second in an unsatisfactory Queen Mother Champion Chase in which the final fence was bypassed, set the standard at which Sprinter Sacre and Sanctuaire will now take aim.

I hope that the time has now come when New York will realize that these men and women in the Fire Department need to behave at same high standard at which they wish to be treated!

She suggests that loans should be encouraged by strong incentives and backed by regulation that requires minimum loan uptake should be driven by strong incentives, and backed up by regulation requiring a minimum efficiency standard at which a home can be sold.

This value was used as the standard at which release from isolation could be permitted [ 29].

The variables in the training system were the number of practitioners at specific occupational levels, their time to train and the standard at which each competence would be applied to each student.

This resource planning exercise being HSSS-based and normative in nature, allows for a common resource base standard at which to aim across districts, so that bridging the financing gap becomes easier and more equitable.