Sentence examples for enforce higher standards from inspiring English sources

As the industry matures and more westerners move to China, the English education industry may be more heavily pressured to enforce higher standards for their instructors.

Implementing and enforcing higher standards for vehicle emissions and engine efficiency can reduce emissions of short-lived climate pollutants, like black carbon and methane.

Mr. Verrilli says enforcing high standards for behavior leads to safe and orderly schools, which are crucial for learning to occur.

Khan enforces high standards — the men's blue-gray uniforms are tidy, and military routine is strictly followed — which are all the more impressive given the lack of discipline and infighting in most Afghan police units.

But Mr. Duke's reassurances that Walmart enforces high standards in the global clothing industry appear to be contradicted by inspection reports it requested and some of Walmart's own internal communications: Just two weeks before Mr. Duke's vow, a top Walmart executive acknowledged in an e-mail to a group of retailers that the industry's safety monitoring system was seriously flawed.

In your April 7 editorial about workers' protests in China you call on Beijing to enforce higher ethical standards.

New York State introduced tough new tests for fourth and eighth graders in 1999 as part of a drive to set and enforce higher academic standards.

While the governments of these countries must do more to enforce higher safety standards, real change will come only if buyers of clothing put their economic muscle behind the effort.

It will also push companies to improve their corporate governance and enforce high ethical standards.

Reference pricing also leads to concerns that it could be used simply for rationing by income class in disguise, unless good care is taken to enforce high quality standards for the health care being delivered.

At the end of the day, journal issues need to be filled and target numbers reached, which makes it difficult in practice to consistently enforce high quality standards.