Sentence examples for standards today from inspiring English sources

The International Monetary Fund adopted tougher auditing standards today for countries that ask to borrow money.

"The fact is that Gypsies in some countries have lower living standards today than 15 years ago," Mr. Fresno said.

New and existing real estate loans, which meet the bank's tougher lending standards today, are reported in a separate category.

If the country had continued to grow at this rate, it would have European living standards today.

Whatever its past successes in maintaining basic living standards, today it is evident that Belarus cannot match its neighbours' dynamism.

He is more cautious when asked about musical standards today – "it's a different orchestra" – and denies any rift with the company in the aftermath of the row.

But the council revamped its standards this year.

Only 23.9percentt of students there met the standards this year.

By history's standards, this week's setting has its advantages.

By those standards, this summer's plagues are nothing special.

Another 113 cities must adopt new standards next year, and all but the smallest cities by 2015.