Refer to SOS (2018) for using SOS Voyager to enforce improvements other than port dues and time.
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.
In it, Mr. Obama called for improvements in enforcing the existing ban on the sale of guns to certain categories of people.
U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman said he was moving ahead with the case in hopes that Guatemala, a partner of the U.S. in the Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), would make "concrete improvements" in enforcing labor laws already on its books.
To handle this problem, we proposed a set of methods, based on Total Variation and -regularized MPLE models, that demonstrates great improvements in accurately enforcing the support of the density estimate when the valid region has been provided a priori.
The Bush administration had neglected to work on the specific regulations, without which it would have been difficult to enact the law, which intends to enforce a 40 per cent improvement in mileage performance in cars by 2020.
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.
The state has "only decent" building codes, he says, but the codes get enforced for new construction, which can lead to improvements in efficiency.
