Sentence examples for setting higher from inspiring English sources

He's the one who favors universal preschool and setting higher standards in our schools.

They could do that by setting higher deductibles and co-payments, managing access to care more tightly, or reducing benefits.

Using salaries as a measurement of teaching quality makes no sense at all; still less as a justification for setting higher fees.

Federal law now allows insurers to discriminate, and many do so, by setting higher co-payments or stricter limits on mental health benefits.

Even before the Panama Papers leaks, there was talk of increasing transparency and setting higher standards of probity in the NHS.

"All the indicators suggest that we're setting higher expectations, and students are learning up to those expectations," said Frank S. Holleman III, deputy education secretary.

From Franklin D. Roosevelt through Richard M. Nixon and Jimmy Carter, presidents strengthened the federal commitment to equal employment opportunity by setting higher standards for federal contractors.

Those initial contracts will be honored, but Disney is now setting higher fees, a process that requires time-consuming filings with state regulators.

It would prevent large employers' health plans from setting higher deductibles and co-payments for patients treated for mental disorders than for those treated for illnesses like cancer or respiratory problems.

But health plans still found many ways to discourage the use of mental health care -- by setting higher co-payments and deductibles, or lower limits on the number of hospital days and physician visits for which they would pay.

FWD.us – the immigration lobbying group backed by Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg – supports setting higher minimum wages and giving priority to companies that sponsor H-1B workers for green cards.