Sentence examples for improvement mandated from inspiring English sources

But committee members who wanted bigger changes said the improvement mandated by the legislation would come to less than one mile a gallon.

Newton is one of 4 schools in Newark, 38 schools in New Jersey, 6 in Connecticut and 57 in New York that have faced escalating sanctions under the law for seven years — the longest for any school — or one year beyond the time frame for improvement mandated by federal law.

Despite this improvement, MMR remains unacceptably high and falls short of the 75% improvement mandated by MDG 5. Neonatal and childhood mortality throughout the region likewise remains high with 99 deaths per 1000 live births in Uganda in 2010.

The state child welfare agency is being monitored by Federal District Court for failing to adhere to improvements mandated by a 1991 court settlement.

Elsewhere, a couple who in the past made the improvements mandated by the city are now second-guessing at least part of the investment.

Ms. Wyeth also defended the party's choice of office space, saying a cheaper alternative was rejected because it would have required extensive and costly improvements mandated by the city.

Street improvements mandated in a city-approved ordinance must also be completed before permits can be issued, he added.

In his decision, Judge Robert O'Brien wrote that the city failed to show that completion of street improvements mandated by an ordinance wasn't required before the building permits were issued.

but we never discuss the details of those disputes". David Doniger, a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council, said that the EPA is proposing to require trucks and buses to install pollution-reducing devices in three stages, with minor improvements mandated in 1988 and progressively stronger adjustments in 1991 and 1994.

Among the uncertainties in the benefit/cost comparison developed by the U.S. EPA to support their 2001 regulation was the lag between water quality improvements mandated by the rule and consequent improvements in the public health.

Replaces Obama-era regulation of GHGs from the power sector with modest efficiency improvement mandate that will curb GHG emissions by 1.5% below current projected levels by 2030.