Sentence examples for mandating improvements from inspiring English sources

Both are intended to improve the agency's compliance with a court order mandating improvements in services.

In Kansas, where the company has worked since 1991, handling about 8,300 inmates, a court order mandating improvements has been lifted and the state's prisons also have won accreditation, officials said.

Question 1 will address these challenges by creating a fund available to all Maine residents, regardless of their income, and by mandating improvements in the compensation of home care aides.

This measure would require states to preserve biological evidence that can be used in post-conviction appeals, make DNA testing available to all inmates and provide competent lawyers for indigent defendants accused of capital crimes -- mandating improvements where the vast majority of death penalty states are shamefully deficient.

Human rights and legal experts have outlined numerous models for more responsible platform regulation, including mandating improvements to platforms' own takedown processes.

Government has sought to provide incentives to homeowners to improve the energy efficiency of their households, and mandate improvements in socially rented housing using a range of fiscal measures, most recently the 'Green Deal'.

They will also mandate improvements in sampling for more accurate and complete information on the extent of the contamination.

Should the Act pass, individual jurisdictions, many of them cash-strapped, will ultimately be responsible for finding the necessary funding to make mandated improvements.

Before the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990 mandated improvements in mass transit, there were only a handful of shelters along Suffolk bus routes.

The Department of Justice did investigate conditions in Arpaio's jails in the nineteen-nineties, and produced a couple of scathing reports, which led to agreements that mandated improvements.

That's coupled with the administration's decision this month to freeze fuel-efficiency standards for vehicles rather than allow mandated improvements to those standards to move forward.