Sentence examples similar to enforcing elevated benchmarks from inspiring English sources

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.

Griffiths cleaned house and enforced strict benchmarks.

That bill failed amid differences over how to enforce security benchmarks for companies that operate critical infrastructure, such as the power grid or water treatment plants.

Also, enforcing FAO by elevating AMPK activity or by inhibiting mTOR results in increased numbers of Tm cells [154, 155], which are capable of regenerating the specific T cell clone upon encounter with the same antigen.

Governments in the region need to take steps to establish or enforce benchmarks and regulate nutrition training costs, particularly in private institutions.

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.

Soft law is often enforced through benchmarking, follow-ups and evaluations.

Civil rights were elevated and enforced.

One approach calls for targeting specific sectors, such as public rail construction, by enforcing strict workplace standards that elevate pay and prevent workplace violations.

Ebf1-deficient lymphoid progenitors exhibited increased T cell lineage potential and elevated Gata3 transcript expression, whereas enforced EBF1 expression inhibited T cell differentiation and caused rapid loss of Gata3 mRNA.

With China enforcing similar emissions control zones, the new benchmark for 2020 is thought likely to pass, although the US and large flag states' positions remain wildcards.