general Standard

But we also need them to keep the general standards up.

On the other hand, the general standard of farming was high.

The general standard of culture was at a level which would once have seemed fantastic.

"This year the general standards of film making are higher.

To offer the best was to set a general standard and to create a wider public expectation.

With a general standard of living and infrastructure that reflects this.

High though the general standard is, some of the 87th Precinct books are inevitably better than others.

The general standard of living in western democracies is - Democracy's had a grand run.

The general standard of driving throughout the country is poor and badly regulated.

As the country became wealthy, health care, education and the general standard of living improved dramatically.

That first agreement included general standards for customer service by the cable television company.

It may reflect requirements for general standards of living and weather conditions in an economy.

Although this is the general standard, both divisions have used each stadium to some extent.

And like the law of many states, it has a general standard, not a specific standard.

Obviously there are good and bad officials in every country, but that doesn't stop opinions forming about general standards.

The high general standards applied to industrial safety affect expectations.

In our view, a general standard of reasonable compensation is the right solution to this problem, for several reasons.

However, there can be no talk of such changes if people's general standard of living does not improve.

For women's suits there seem to be no general standards of workmanship.

States would have to comply with certain general standards.

Instead, the commission proposed pegging prices to some sort of general standard.

We found instead a high general standard and - a very strong international body of work which is actually topographical, or environmental, rather than architectural.

General standards relating to reporting are dealt with in chapter 02.

Cutler discusses buildings and the general standard of living on the farm.

As an institution, it seemed ordinary - not agreeable, but about what one would expect, given the society's general standard of living.