Sentence examples for standards evaluated from inspiring English sources

Want to continue having standards at the City University, continue having the enforcement of the law at the Police Department and then to bring about the same changes that I brought at the City University to the Board of Education.... We can make sure that children begin to get help at age 4, when they're in preschool, and that they get their standards evaluated at every grade.... Q.

Examples of standards evaluated for the six rounds: compliance, >90%; standardised detection rate, range 0.6 to 1.83; small cancer detection rates, 2.46/10,000 (average); interval cancers, 1.22 per 1,000 screened (average); 10-year survival from screen-detected cancers, 92%.

But with schools being asked to raise students to higher standards, evaluate teachers more rigorously and compete internationally, education advocates say funding cuts are devastating.

As a church leader, he enforced standards, evaluating members for a "temple recommend," a gold-and-white pass permitting only the virtuous to enter.

Those standards evaluate whether a country has adequate laws to oversee air carriers and a civil aviation authority with the expertise, personnel and procedures to enforce safety regulations.

The ACI standard evaluated the stress increment conservatively.

The disposal standards consisted of three components: an individual dose standard, a standard evaluating the impacts of human intrusion into the repository, and a groundwater protection standard.

This tree comparison method is useful for large scale phylogenetic tree comparing and can be a standard evaluating approach for further tree building methods.

In its first few decades, the F.D.A. collaborated with scientific societies to develop technical standards for evaluating drugs, standards that have now been emulated worldwide.

"The World Press Photo prize is a beacon, a showcase by which the standards are evaluated and re-evaluated every year.

At the MEPS, you will have your physical qualifications, aptitude, and moral standards formally evaluated.