Sentence examples for enforced improvements from inspiring English sources

(2) Different types of instruments promote different types of innovations: general economic instruments has primarily encouraged incremental innovation, general regulatory instruments has enforced improvements based on modular innovation, and technology-specific instruments appears to have been needed to support the development and deployment of radically new technologies.

Refer to SOS (2018) for using SOS Voyager to enforce improvements other than port dues and time.

The offshore industry has to get ahead of the curve on developing, implementing, enforcing improvements in offshore operational reliability and safety.

We explore how inspecting organizations express and state their grounds for noncompliant behavior and how they follow up to enforce improvements.

Within a month, a cadre of mostly European fashion chains, including H&M, Zara, C&A, Tesco and Primark, signed a legally binding agreement to help fund and enforce safety improvements in Bangladeshi factories.

DIS introduced feedback information to suppliers to enforce quality improvements.

Many powerful parts of the media and their vested interests will vehemently oppose any change in the law that enforces press improvement, but it is a case of balancing their rights with our responsibility to protect children.

In this case, direct monitoring through a yearly audit could enforce the improvement of social conditions on the production site.

Starting from the initial guess, we ran DE for 200 generations without enforcing any improvement (random walks) and randomly picked a parameter vector from the last generation as a potential starting point.

The aim of this survey was to identify areas in which guidelines were understood and enforced, areas for improvement and targets for education and training.

Many from that community were immersed in the abolition movement, public health measures, the settlement house movement, the establishment of adoption agencies, the temperance movement, improvement of schools, enforced education for the poor, women's suffrage, among others -- and ultimately, the Civil Rights Movement.