Sentence examples for standards once from inspiring English sources

Villas-Boas also challenged the current squad to raise their standards once more.

The factories will only meet minimal safety standards once remediation is completed.

Another reason is simply a shortage of money among people whose living standards, once among the highest in the Arab world, have sunk to penury for millions.

"Getting potential investors and contractors to see new designs so they can understand them, and plan ahead for future construction projects in terms of human and financial resources, will avoid compromising on standards once a project starts," she says.

It will be a  surprise if it does not host the 2028 Olympic Games; facilities are remarkable, and will be re-designed to IOC standards once the World Cup is over.

BEIJING — China's environmental regulators on Thursday unveiled stricter emergency pollution controls for the Olympic Games that would shutter more factories and expand traffic restrictions if air quality failed to meet approved standards once the competition began next week.

What you need to bear in mind, however, is that the economy is also in especially terrible shape by historical standards — once-in-three-generations terrible.

She comes closest to home on 'Green Pastures', a standard once covered by Emmylou Harris.

While he waited for the party to ask him to carry its standard once again, the aggressive John F. Kennedy machine grabbed it instead, then narrowly beat Nixon.

In my view, Office Live will be the standard once it launches.

A&E departments are expected to see 95% of patients within four hours - but they have collectively only managed to meet that standard once since August.