Sentence examples for standards of skill from inspiring English sources

Opponents must meet certain minimum standards of skill.

The works' titles can mock the ceremonial functions of ceramic vessels with dark humor, as in "Funeral Ham Platter on a Stone Path," and you sense a general disdain for the medium's usual standards of skill and finish.

They would be made compulsory for barons of the king in a statute of 1401 and seal matrices show very high standards of skill and artistry.

In addition debate continues regarding standards of skills acquired by medical students and junior doctors and suitability of current teaching methods [ 15].

As Fry wrote in Vision and Design, once the viewer gets beyond the issue of "a certain standard of skill," "a great deal of barbaric and primitive art" becomes aesthetically meaningful, and with that, deeply moving, for aesthetics involves not only the "heightened power of perception" but the "expression of emotions regarded as ends in themselves".

You set a high standard of skill, sportsmanship and team play.

The contentious point was again not the missed diagnosis but the standard of skill and care provided by the GP.

Throughout his long career he never asked anyone to do anything that he himself could not achieve, but his standards both of skill and morality (he was a devoted Roman Catholic) were so high that when he did return to England to manage Aston Villa and Fulham in the 1930s and coach at Celtic, the senior players, feeling inferior, argued that they had no need of his teaching.

This certification ensures that the surgeon has undergone has completed an accredited training program in plastic surgery and has reached a certain standard of skills and competence.

The Beatles made the move from pop to rock on their 1967 album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, symbolically identifying with the new hippie era, while bands such as Pink Floyd and Cream (Clapton's band) set new standards of musical skill and technical imagination.

These results reveal that students who worked with a standardised patient displayed higher standards of clinical skills than those who worked with peer patients.