Sentence examples for standards of technical from inspiring English sources

Ingrid Ashberry, artistic director of High Spin - a Brighton-based company of 10 dancers, six of whom are learning-disabled - feels that traditional standards of technical proficiency must not be expected of learning-disabled dancers.

He says his task is to bring watches up to "the same standards of technical perfection and precision; the same aesthetic clarity that was already attained over 100 years ago".

The work was initially motivated by the fact that, on one hand, environmental and resource-related benefits of bio-sourced materials are still compromised by limited standards of technical performance and material service life.

After the referee reports are returned, the reviewing editor and the referees confer in an online consultation session to decide if the manuscript represents a significant advance in the field and if it meets our high standards of technical excellence.

The goal of the factory closings is "to enhance the structure of production, heighten the standard of technical capability and international competitiveness and realize a transformation of industry from being big to being strong," the ministry said.

Oilmen make similar complaints to their counterparts in the rest of Britain's engineering sector: that the country lacks skilled workers; the standard of technical education is inadequate; and the government is ineffective in tackling these problems.Yet such complaints have been made ever since the first North Sea well started pumping in 1967.

The government does not impose a high standard of technical testing and has not introduced an eco-tax, fearing voters' reaction.

The Apprentice Training Scheme, designed to raise the standard of technical roles in the Air Force, opened early in 1948 at the Ground Training School in RAAF Station Wagga, New South Wales to provide education and technical training for youths aged 15 to 17.

With the support of the Air Member for Engineering and Maintenance, Air Vice Marshal Ellis Wackett, Hewitt developed the Apprenticeship Training Scheme to raise the standard of technical roles in the Air Force, introducing it with a nationwide publicity campaign to attract recruits.

Producer Ted Childs thinks that "the primary problems with it were (a) it was perhaps too depressing a story for a popular television audience and (b) the punters were used to a fairly high standard of technical presentation from American television.

In their press releases we learn from Support Team Lead Josh Banks saying, "These awards acknowledge and affirm that we are absolutely doing the appropriate moves and going in the right strategic direction, especially pertaining to the depth and breadth of our commitment to ensure the highest standard of technical support".