Sentence examples for forcing to improve from inspiring English sources

Extensive oceanographic observations have been carried out, employing advanced techniques to measure currents and water properties, but also three-dimensional numerical models with real topography and time-varying meteorological forcing, to improve our understanding of sophisticated phenomena occurring in the Japan Sea (Kim et al., 2008).

Now local councils are being forced to improve their service.

Companies were forced to improve product quality and become much more efficient".

Mayor Edward I. Koch was forced to improve emergency housing for the homeless.

With luck, governments may be forced to improve their management of water.

He acknowledged, however, that Syncrude had now been forced to improve its bird deterrence and monitoring.

If we had big companies, foreign investors, running the mines they would be forced to improve standards".

Michael Gove, the shadow education secretary, believes that by establishing up to 2,000 of these schools, parents would have more choice and existing schools would be forced to improve.

Pollution has been reduced in many places; companies that were polluting have been fined and forced to improve their discharge systems.

"Without being forced to improve fuel economy by the government, the auto industry doesn't do it," said Daniel Becker, the top global warming expert for the Sierra Club.

Trading standards officers will also be forced to improve their monitoring of food on sale, under an "action plan" to be discussed by the Food Standards Agency FSAA) this week.