Sentence examples for greater quality control from inspiring English sources
A bipartisan bill introduced last year would create greater quality control and standardization of cosmetics and other personal care products.
As a result we can exercise greater quality control over the cognac from beginning to end".
The hollow core also ensures greater quality control during construction by reducing the heat of hydration on the interior of the section and hence minimizing shrinkage cracks caused by temperature differences inside the curing column.
Extensive use of prefabricated parts for the perimeter framing and floor truss systems helped speed up the construction process and reduce costs, while providing greater quality control.
At the local level, it encourages compliance and greater quality control at each stage of the building life cycle to minimize risks, from design and planning review to on-site inspections.
This indicates that the maker has obtained beans directly from the grower, thereby eliminating any number of possible middlemen and not only ensuring greater quality control but also guaranteeing a greater share of profit to the farmer.
Federal government exercises a minimal amount of control over its national universities, both private and public, although increasingly there are calls for Government to exercise greater quality controls, especially as higher education supports the privileged of society (Eckel and King 2004; HE commission 2006; Brint and Clotfelter 2016).
Guérande is great, its quality control and marketing impeccable, its training center admirable.
The word translucent has appeared in 200 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Aug. 29 in "Magic Measured in a Pile of Salt" by Elaine Sciolino: Guérande is great, its quality control and marketing impeccable, its training center admirable.
While parts of New York make a greater effort at quality control than Brooklyn does, the clear answer is to take judges out of the elective process altogether and have them appointed through a strict screening procedure based on merit.
