Sentence examples for imposes better from inspiring English sources

Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) reveals that Si-69-treated nano ZnO imposes better thermal stability than untreated or stearic acid-treated nano ZnO in the SBR vulcanizates.

It could increase the minimum wage and impose better conditions.

It's time to impose better oversight on the way these companies present information.

Mr. Walder has imposed better management structures on the huge and unwieldy M.T.A.

But we should also immediately impose better inspection and security regimes at American seaports.

A reform task force has recommended that Michigan impose better disclosure requirements, and close the "nonpartisan" loophole by having candidates stand in open primaries.

While Hollywood is supporting new laws to toughen penalties to fight online piracy, it is also imposing better control over internal security.

A muscular, tobacco-chewing man with his initials tattooed on a forearm, Mr. Bonnette brought several Angola colleagues with him to impose better discipline.

It blocked an amendment that would have required the president to find ways to cut oil use by one million barrels a day by 2015 -- on the grounds that it might have required imposing better fuel economy on our carmakers.

Assemblywoman Sandra Galef of Ossining (who has never taken member items) and Senator José Serrano of the Bronx (who got $1 million last year) have proposed a bill to ensure that each district would earn the same amount, ban conflicts of interest and impose better monitoring on groups that get the money.

Hoping to use his power as a customer to impose better practices on investment managers, the state treasurer of North Carolina said yesterday he would insist that mutual funds and others handling the state's $58 billion in retirement money provide better disclosure of fees and place limits on trading by their employees.