Sentence examples for enforcing higher from inspiring English sources

Metal cleanliness requirements are becoming more striking, enforcing higher demands on the efficiency and flexibility of refining methods.

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

These unusual patterns of genetic diversity and structure may be due to the effects of Godolphin mine washout and any waterborne contaminants are likely to be moving with the flow of the river, enforcing higher ecotoxicological pressures on populations downstream of the contaminated region.

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

Hang Chuon Naron, secretary of state at the Ministry of Finance, said that enforcing high regulatory standards depended upon not only the government, but also issuers and investors.

"What makes the biggest difference is parent support and enforcing high expectations," Whittingham says.

Unless Beijing enforces higher ethical standards on local officials, unrest could soon become even more widespread.

Accreditation systems such as the Red Tractor mark, which require four visits a year from vets, enforce higher welfare regimes.

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.

But in northern England, with a drinking culture similar to Scotland's, some councils are looking at introducing bylaws to enforce higher prices.