Sentence examples for suitable standards from inspiring English sources

"BPP tests and supports all international students to ensure they meet suitable standards of English".

One reason has been a lack of suitable standards to allow them to roam freely around the Internet.

Norbert Teufelberger, chief executive of bwin, argues that "effectively preventing gaming addiction can be achieved only by a licensing model in which the granting of licenses is linked to compliance with suitable standards of gambler protection".

This work provides guidance on testing and evaluating detection devices, and may contribute to the establishment of suitable standards and normalized procedures.

This has led to a call for suitable standards and reference materials, and the specific needs of UK users were identified at an NPL workshop in 2005.

Suitable standards, more demonstration projects, as well as adequate training, public awareness, cross-disciplinary collaborations and further research and developments are required to promote global adoption of green concrete in large-scale infrastructure projects.

First, one could deny that truth was a suitable standard for measuring political judgment.

When every Briton lives a suitable standard of life, then my tax money can be spent elsewhere.

It had to realise some of the things it was doing were not of a suitable standard.

A Locog spokesman said: "Cleanevent [part of Spotless] have assured us that the accommodation they are providing their workers is of a suitable standard".

For its part, the city's insecure republican government saw a 17-foot statue of a giant-killer as a suitable standard-bearer for their administration.The Medici mausoleum in the family church of San Lorenzo was also influenced by a melancholic mood in Florentine politics.