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1 standards of living declined steadily
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n1) норма; стандарт; эталон; уровень2) качество; критерий•to adopt double standards — применять двойной стандарт / подход
to establish standards for nuclear safety and environmental protection — устанавливать нормы ядерной безопасности и защиты окружающей среды
to meet medical standards before appointment — отвечать / удовлетворять требованиям медицинского заключения до назначения ( на должность)
to meet qualifying standards — отвечать требованиям / критериям, дающим право (на)
to provide a radical improvement in living standards — обеспечивать коренное улучшение жизненного уровня
to set a standard — устанавливать критерий / норму
- basic standardsto set a high standard (of smth) — показывать отличный пример (чего-л.)
- commercial standard
- cultural standards
- decline in living standards
- design standards
- double standard
- drop in living standards
- educational standard
- engineering standard
- environmental standards
- erosion of living standards
- ethnical standards
- fall of living standards
- falling living standards
- family living standards
- gold standard
- gold-exchange standard
- growth in living standards
- high living standards
- high production standard
- industrial standard
- international labor standards
- international standard
- Islamic standards
- labor efficiency standard
- labor performance standard
- labor safety standards
- living standards
- low living standards
- material standards
- moral standards
- national standard
- performance standard
- policy of double standards
- production standard
- productivity standard
- professional standard
- quality standard
- raising of educational standards
- rise in the standard of living
- safety standards
- scientific and technological standard
- social standards
- socially acceptable standards
- standard of behavior
- standard of conduct
- standard of life
- standard of living has fallen 15 per cent
- standard of living is lagging far behind of smth
- standard of living
- standard of well-being
- standards of accommodation
- standards of efficiency
- standards of labor
- standards of living declined steadily
- summery standards
- target standard
- trading standard
- universal moral standards
- up to world standards
- working standard
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