Sentence examples for standards to return from inspiring English sources

Under the CPI-adjusted figures, it is set to take another year for living standards to return to pre-crisis levels.

Low and middle-income families are warned that it will take another decade for living standards to return to pre-recession levels, yet wealthy financiers in the City continue to grab vast bonuses despite being responsible for not just the economic shocks that shook the world, but a succession of subsequent scandals.

Andrew Mullins, the paper's managing director, says that in the year up to 30 September, the Standard managed to return a profit of just over £1m.

The standard required to return an indictment by a grand jury is painstakingly low -- "probable cause" -- rather than the significantly higher "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" standard required for a conviction in a criminal trial.

If you don't have standard places to return some of the items to, this is likely to be the cause behind the random piles.

"Rather than applying a flexible standard that seeks to return control to state and local officials as soon as a violation of federal law has been remedied," Justice Alito wrote, "the Court of Appeals used a heightened standard that paid insufficient attention to federalism concerns".

A bill sponsored by Representative Bill Pascrell, Democrat of New Jersey, aims to give the secretary of Health and Human Services the power to establish concussion management guidelines, "including standards for student-athletes to return to play after a concussion".

They received treatment according to local standards and were told to return when fully recovered.

The standard advice here is to return the private financial sector to health through recapitalisation.

In many cases, patients who have taken the standard test have failed to return to learn the results, hampering efforts to control the epidemic.

From everything from charging a phone to connecting a camera, standard USB ports need to return to the MacBook Pro.