Still, if Greece fails to enforce the benchmark cuts and structural changes set in a second loan agreement reached in February, its lenders will withhold the next installment of aid it expects in May.
Griffiths cleaned house and enforced strict benchmarks.
Lawmakers have given the commission responsibility for ongoing monitoring of health care utilization and costs, and for setting and enforcing a benchmark for annual health care cost growth.
Soft law is often enforced through benchmarking, follow-ups and evaluations.
If developed countries with the ability to raise revenues, set meaningful benchmarks, and enforce guidelines cannot set an example, how realistic is it to expect developing, emerging, and newly industrialized countries to do the same?
This can institutionalise credible benchmarks for the living wage, enforce supply chain transparency, and embed sector-wide collective bargaining agreements with trade unions and governments.
Similarly, in the context of Taiwan's higher education, language testing has been utilized as a tool to enforce the power of the English graduation benchmark policy.
The proposed inverse optimal control technique is then used to enforce higher convergence rate constraints than the benchmark law, without increasing the total energy consumption.
Various approaches were used (post-cards reminders, feedback of response rates to field managers with benchmarks of other hospitals, extra visit of the research team to the nursing unit to re-enforce the teams) to maximize response rates.
For example, it wants the currency bloc to use benchmarks, such as how long it takes to launch a business or the number of days it takes to enforce a contract.
