Sentence examples for introduced more demanding from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, other countries (such as Britain) have introduced more demanding standards and Americans have grown increasingly agitated by reports of Godzilla-sized pay packages that often bear little relation to a company's performance.

In addition some countries pursuing an activation agenda have tightened conditions, reduced benefit durations, or introduced more demanding behavioural requirements (Immervoll and Richardson,2011).

The proposals published this week include making a foreign language compulsory from the age of seven, as well as introducing more demanding programmes in maths and English.

He has set high standards — too high, many said when he arrived — introducing more demanding works than the usual fare of Brahms and Vivaldi and increasing the orchestra's number of performances from 1 or 2 per year to 12.

This platform can be readily implemented by introducing more demanding energy conversion phosphors and allows for the development of optoelectronic applications with tailored optoelectronic properties.

Demand response (DR) was introduced more than 30 years ago for shifting or reducing peak electricity demand (Strbac, 2008).

But it should be introduced more quickly.

The idea of greater democracy is laudable too, but it is difficult to escape the irony that the path to introducing more democracy demands erasing all traces of a democratic process.

Nevertheless, it would still be preferable to introduce more diverse demand-side initiatives to continue checking prescription drug expenditure increases and to maximize prescription efficiency.

Sooner or later, he says, operators will have to introduce more stringent usage caps, demand a premium for better service or charge by usage.

Introduced in 2015, the revised curriculum is more demanding in English and maths as part of the government's drive to add rigour.