Sentence examples for standards which is from inspiring English sources

By those standards, which is the best inaugural poem that has been delivered so far?

That gave the upper end another leg up in living standards, which is what makes income inequality so divisive.

A lot of the parts were custom made to Meccano-Erector-set standards, which is a half-inch between holes.

And luxurious, at least according to his standards — which is to say, it creates a feeling of abundance.

The long-term answer is to cut the huge disparity in living standards which is driving mass migration.

What should concern us about the move to academies is not so much the effect on educational standards, which is marginal, as the effect on our democracy.

There's also a really informal cafe (and that's informal by Aussie standards, which is saying something) serving amazing flat whites and breakfasts.

And 38.4percentt of all the county's fourth graders exceeded state standards, which is a 4.7percentt improvement from the previous year.

On Sunday, a Kerry-Edwards spokesman, David Ginsberg, said Senator Edwards "holds himself to highest campaign-finance standards, which is why we're returning money" associated with Mr. O'Donnell.

The PAR approach is a win-win: while addressing concerns about the quality of teaching through more rigorous evaluations, the counseling by experienced teachers helps ensure that all educators, as a matter of course, learn how to deepen learning and help children meet high standards -- which is exactly what the end goal of any evaluation system for teachers should be.

The National Code of Standards, which is being launched by the NUS in collaboration with leading housing associations, aims to end the variation in standards of student accommodation and ensure that students receive adequate and fair treatment from housing providers.