| Internally, four of the seven floors of office space will be brought up to standard, with plans to extend the work if it is successfully leased. |
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| He said a few years ago the residents repaired the road and got it up to standard. |
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| He clearly was not up to standard and Lawrence took full advantage of this. |
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| The standard of diversion signs, etc were not up to standard and the Council have apologised to the people discommoded. |
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| So I think that we have to say very clearly that how we started on this past week was not up to standard. |
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| Much about it is not quite up to standard but there are other parts in which it shines. |
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| If they aren't up to standard, however, it could be a different story. |
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| The big question was whether the tyres would come up to standard in terms of durability and performance. |
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| I think I do have a chance of a medal, if my boxing is up to standard. |
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| The improved version of the viola is a strange-looking device, but its acoustical qualities are up to standard. |
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| Erring homeowners are asked by the architectural committee to bring their homes up to standard. |
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| And it is doubtful whether the beach will ever regain its Blue Flag status unless the sewerage facility in the seaside town is brought up to standard. |
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| When the work is not, the operator follows a training course to bring the work back up to standard. |
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| Therefore, bringing all of this up to standard and starting on this vast project is essential for the future of the railways. |
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| Where the roadside strip does not meet the post-treatment standard, the Licensee must bring the area up to standard during the subsequent operating season. |
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| In spite of difficult economic conditions, the first steps were taken to bring it up to standard and integrate it into the Group, and more particularly into the southern region. |
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| These upgrades, which will serve to bring municipal drinking water supply facilities up to standard, will directly benefit some 2,268 citizens from Fort-Coulonge and the neighbouring municipality of Mansfield-et-Pontefract. |
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| At a lot of tracks the standard of kenneling is just old fashioned and they just need to be brought up to standard. |
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| To bring the infrastructure of Ontario Place up to standard. |
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| Are my schools and hospitals up to standard? |
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| We requested remedial work to bring it up to standard. |
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| His rants when a film isn't up to standard are one of the show's delights. |
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| All the endeavours to bring education and health care up to standard, no matter how valuable in themselves, were still unable to solve the political problem of the refugees. |
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| We have talked about our Trans-Canada highway, about it being improved and about how it is not up to standard compared to south of the border or other parts of the world. |
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| As part of the many preparations for this prestigious event, the City upgraded infrastructures and brought up to standard facilities and equipment required for the competition sites. |
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| The funding will bring the municipality's drinking water facilities up to standard, replace the drinking water distribution system in its entirety, install a domestic sewer system and build a water treatment plant. |
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| These two arenas are major recreational sports facilities in the riding of Vanier and it has become essential that they be brought up to standard. |
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| Leaving aside the above considerations, in every sector there is an economic need to bring the transport infrastructure in the applicant countries up to standard. |
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| Those who want to study abroad have to be up to standard. |
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| They have informed ECRI that it is planned to improve the situation of Roma in two main stages, first by legalising housing built largely without planning permission in recent decades and then by bringing it up to standard. |
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| There are also a number of public initiatives, as well as private ones by industry, aimed at bringing up to standard the Russian helicopters available in certain NATO member states. |
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| We will do everything we can to improve things that are not up to standard yet? as with any scheme that's in its infancy, the RSPO will evolve and strengthen over time. |
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