Sentence examples for imposed to improve from inspiring English sources

Targets for public services have been imposed to improve performance, but targeting is not a reliable way of extracting value, writes the Economist.

Constraints on the residual stresses and surface hardness distribution are imposed to improve the service properties.

Furthermore, the QDs nanocrystal used in biological application should be soluble in aqueous solutions thus various modifications have been imposed to improve the solubility and safety of QDs.

Recently, an enormous effort has been imposed to improve the energy density of supercapacitor and might be attained through asymmetric cell configuration that offer wider potential window.

For densities corresponding to the vault particle, the known 39-fold symmetry was imposed to improve the signal-to-noise ratio for volume rendering.

The common support restriction (to exclude data from exposed truckers with a propensity score higher than that of any unexposed trucker) was imposed to improve the quality of the matches [ 30].

During the Armistice, the Great Powers again imposed reforms to improve treatment of the Armenians, but they were never enacted.

He noted that rules to limit exposure to harmful emissions are imposed to save lives and improve health, not to create jobs.

Even then, the commission imposed 80 conditions to improve safety and further reduce potential adverse environmental impacts.

A1 Airport Security Up and Ready The head of the Transportation Security Administration said that his agency would meet its last major deadline imposed by Congress to improve airport security after the Sept. 11 attacks and that all bags checked onto passenger planes would be screened for explosives, the vast majority by electronic machines, with trained dogs and hand searches.

The F.D.A. commissioner, Andrew von Eschenbach, should use his emergency powers now to impose new rules to improve food safety.