Sentence examples for standards measured from inspiring English sources

Living standards, measured by GDP per head, vary widely even within the OECD group of 30 countries.

The Israeli premier's reaction on Saturday to events in Cairo was, by his standards, measured and moderate, so maybe even he now realises this.

But talk of an "economic miracle" looks equally far-fetched.In absolute living standards, measured by the level of GDP per head, Britain's performance is again middling.

As nebulous as it sounds, there are "accepted" industry standards measured by ASFA that benchmarks a budget for both a modest or a comfortable retirement lifestyle, assuming retirees own their own home outright and are relatively healthy.

The shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, was quick to jump on the fall in national income, saying Australians' living standards – measured by the income we're paid for the things we produce – have continued to fall under this government.

Meanwhile, "school improvement", meaning raising standards measured in exam results and league tables, has moved to front and centre of what the Schools Co-operative Society does, with seven devolved regional organisations setting up their own school improvement teams.

The tighter standards measure ozone over eight hours.

"It is the living standards measure used by the Office for National Statistics and by the OECD [Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development].

It was just a small rumble by geological standards, measuring about 3.6 on the Richter scale.

This is what must be sustainable, and what credible standards measure and verify.

It would make the states set high standards, measure student progress, and hold failing schools accountable.