Sentence examples for enforce efficiency from inspiring English sources

And, just as Social Security had been enabled by I.B.M.'s computing advances, today's technologies offered new ways to enforce efficiency: biometrics, mobile connectivity, cloud computing.

Yahoo! needs someone who can enforce "efficiency, a streamlined organization" and can "get the results," says Bullington. "I think it's actually a pretty plum job," he added, noting Yahoo!'s still-vast reach on the Web, including its prominence in services like free e-mail.

It was assumed that additional procedures associated with the treatment of adverse events do not affect the payer, as one of the reasons for using DRG is to enforce efficiency by shifting the financial risk to the provider, who is responsible for resource utilisation.

One of Jeremy's insights is that we can make headway on the market side because higher commodity prices will enforce greater efficiency".

In his 1973 treatise "Economic Analysis of Law," he applied the maxims of free-market economics to the courtroom, arguing that enforcing economic efficiency ought to be a primary goal of judges.

This month, the House adopted, largely along party lines, an energy appropriations bill that among other things forbids the government from enforcing energy efficiency standards for ceiling fans, light bulbs, refrigerators and freezers.

Since the practical experience of using the new sprinkler activation algorithms is yet to be elaborated, this work attempts computational evaluation of the group enforced activation efficiency.

The bill stipulates that no federal money can be used to "implement or enforce" new energy efficiency standards for light bulbs.

New York is among seven states seeking a federal court order to direct the Energy Department to enforce the higher efficiency standard for central air-conditioners established by the Clinton administration.

Furthermore, the effect of model fidelity and modifications to enforce high ESP efficiency are studied.

In our bargaining game that decouples equity and efficiency, we find that enforced contracts increased efficiency as well as all measures of equity.