Sentences with phrase «competitive by international standards»
Dear Minister Morneau, For decades, successive federal governments have recognized the need to ensure that Canada's business tax burden is competitive by international standards,...
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Borrowing Repertoires: In an era of increased technological innovation and access to information, competitive authoritarian regimes are increasingly aware of the methods employed by similar polities to consolidate and maintain their grip on power and have employed common tactics to tilt the institutional playing field in their favor, reducing international standards and expectations in the process.
The college and career readiness tests are the ACT and SAT, which are more on par with the international tests than NAEP and are preparing to use the Common Core Standards adopted by the states, according to a recent study by ACT, «Affirming the Goal: Is College and Career Readiness an Internationally Competitive Standard?»
The effort to improve educational standards and make American students more competitive with their international peers was led several years ago by the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers, with backing from the Gates Foundation.
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco About Blog In 1995 Thierry Blouet and Heinz Reize came out with the idea of promoting & upgrading the culinary standards to competitive international levels by interacting with new methods & the creativity of highly qualified chefs.