Sentence examples for stepped up systems from inspiring English sources

The Dubai Financial Services Authority, which regulates the Dubai International Financial Center, a sprawling financial free zone created in 2004 and now home to 745 companies, has also stepped up systems which have enabled it to better identify suspicious transactions as well as cases of fraud.

These actions include increasing access to education, stepping up systems of age verification at farms and increasing awareness of the company's own code of conduct.

Security was stepped up on public-transport systems in Washington, DC and other G8 capitals as news of the London attacks reached them.It may be some time before it becomes clear if it ever does who was responsible for the attacks.

Still in the economic sphere, resentment against Athenian ownership of land whether collectively (the so-called cleruchy system, stepped up at the end of the 450s) or privately, by wealthy individuals can legitimately be inferred from the self-denying promises made by Athens in the days of its 4th-century confederacy.

In response to the Rizal Day bombings, a series of attacks on December 30, 2000 that included the bombing of a LRT-1 train among other targets, and in the wake of greater awareness of terrorism following the September 11 attacks, security has been stepped up on board the system.

So, this raises the question: Why has our education system not stepped up and solved this problem?

About two thirds of respondents agreed that farmers should take steps to protect their land, and 45% agreed that investment in agricultural drainage systems should be stepped up (Table 3).

Palestinian militants have stepped up attacks on Israel's bus system, killing scores of people in suicide bombings, since the violent uprising began 21 months ago.

In order to jump the gap between the electrodes of the spark plugs, the 12-volt potential of the electrical system must be stepped up to about 20,000 volts.

And just as public services reform in health, education, transport and the criminal justice system will be stepped up, so too I can tell you that we will propose further economic reform and in particular greater flexibility to make us globally competitive.

With many wealthy Europeans shifting assets to Singapore from Switzerland to take advantage of rapid Asian growth and avoid new withholding taxes in Europe, the European authorities have stepped up criticism of Singapore's banking system, saying that Singapore needed to tighten controls against money laundering.