Sentence examples for standards measuring from inspiring English sources

These should be formal one-on-one sit-downs, with consistent standards measuring each employee's performance.

"They'd start with establishing education standards, measuring progress toward meeting them and building ways to make the school system accountable".

It is not a long course by modern standards, measuring 6,882 yards from the back tees, and it's a par 73.

In June 2016, that advisory board admonished the American Bar Association for failing to implement standards measuring the quality of education received by students at the law schools it accredits.

Instead, Professor Smith found that by most standards, measuring contact with this elusive thing called modernity -- years of higher education, employment patterns, income levels, urban versus rural residence, age or sex -- people who identified themselves as evangelical Christians scarcely differed from other Americans.

For the last four years, the school has met California standards measuring English, math, science and social studies skills, but it still lags in federal standards.

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].

But those standards measure each country's production — not consumption — of carbon.

Venezuela's living standards, measured by per capita income, are below 1970 levels.

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