To enact some pretty bold legislation.
Her efforts to protect her literary rights overseas called attention to the inadequacy of copyright protections for American authors and inspired Congress to enact legislative improvements.
More generally, we think Rentokil operates in fairly mature markets, where there may be further pressure on margins, which is a difficult backdrop against which to enact operational improvements.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said it planned to enact safety improvements as quickly as possible, but a spokeswoman said shunting was not the preferred option, citing the "electrical hazards" it might pose.
The ability to conceptually grasp safety-related phenomena associated with sociotechnical systems at this level of complexity holds great promise for advancing our understanding and, presumably, our ability to enact substantive improvements in existing and future systems.
It has also enacted some commendable reforms.
Hundreds of municipalities across the United States have enacted some form of public smoking ban.
Schools belonging to Michigan's bottom-performing five percent are designated priority schools and have have three years to create and enact an improvement plan approved by the state.
Studies show physicians are interested in endorsing certain aspects of research where the opportunity to enact quality improvement and contribute to clinical knowledge is evident [ 47].
Another American study found that the key incentives for primary care doctors to collaborate with academic researchers were the potential to enact quality improvement, make a contribution to the body of knowledge, and intellectual stimulation [ 63].
While the agency has proposed and/or enacted important improvements to the rules that govern some of those activities, it has not modernized the regulations that govern offshore oil and gas planning, lease sales, or the review and permitting of exploratory drilling.
