Sentence examples for standards built from inspiring English sources

Teachers have a point in challenging performance standards built around student test scores.

After leaving Reddit, McComas focused on creating a safer type of platform and founded Imzy, a network with community standards built in from the offset.

He describes his meeting with Bill Clinton at which he told the president he would not support Nafta unless there were international standards built in.

I pulled up at Bolt Upright's Bel Air home, which is modest by neighborhood standards, built to duplicate the Parthenon with a few architectural flourishes cribbed from Notre Dame and the Sydney Opera House.

Fundamental to America's system of government is an impartial public judiciary, with legal standards built up over the decades, based on principles of transparency, precedent, and the opportunity to appeal unfavourable decisions.

"Europe is the only continent that imposes free trade on itself in a world that is constantly making exceptions," according to the Socialists' program, adopted April 9. Declaring that Europe should be neither a fortress nor a sieve, the Socialists want international labor, environmental and health and safety standards built into world trade rules.

The new standards build on a historic 2009 agreement that for the first time established a unified set of rules governing both fuel economy and carbon-dioxide pollution.

The standards build on a 2009 agreement that established a unified set of rules governing fuel economy and carbon dioxide pollution from automobiles and light trucks.

New science education standards build upon research-based cognitive models of how learning unfolds over time.

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In exchange for that money, he required states to show they would adopt more rigorous standards, build data systems, increase the number of charter schools and fire teachers based on merit, not seniority, as union contracts had long mandated.