national standard

"The federal government needs to come in and set national standards."

We do writing in every subject according to the national standards for economy and education.

Federal officials are also developing national standards for the technology.

The national standards will then be presented to the states.

In a similar way, the national standards suggest ways for teachers get their students thinking about history.

But federal legislation is needed to make this a national standard.

The states understand that they are going to have to accept more national standards in the new economy.

They will end for those living in freedom who believe human rights are the basic test of national standards and international behavior.

If they fail to meet the national standards, we can help them.

I would also like to highlight the issue of national standards.

We do not want to see any more national standards and I wish this whole process every success for the future.

Typical members are the national standards organization of each member state.

And how should countries which already have national standards in this sector act?

All students, including those who live in poverty, will meet district, state, and national standards.

Compared to national standards and many urban areas, the report said, the health of the city's children is poor.

The 40-square-foot cells fall well below the state and national standards of 60 square feet.

One wonders if he has been following the efforts to create national standards.

Now Bush has a plan that includes national standards and tests.

Have the different national standards, for example Italy's, been taken into account?

This is reflected in the different national standards of those countries.

This has been known for years and well before national standards was implemented.

In most countries, their performance will be governed by national standards.

One is that the test allows for community standards rather than a national standard.

But national standards are really just suggestions; Washington can't force states to live up to them.

In short our national standards are high and we can largely choose what they should be.