She added that the agency would set strict benchmarks for state regulators, eventually compel companies to submit electronic pollution records so violations could be detected and punished more easily, and "develop more innovative approaches to target enforcement to the most serious violations and the most significant sources".
There also will be new opportunities to get coverage, including state-based marketplaces known as exchanges* (through which individuals will be able to purchase private plans that meet strict benchmarks for quality) and federal subsidies to help low-income people buy plans on the exchanges.
Griffiths cleaned house and enforced strict benchmarks.
Zandi argued for an immediate $17 billion to go to GM and Chrysler (with nothing to Ford) and a strict set of benchmarks to be revisited by the end of March, when he predicted that the automakers would be coming back for more money.
Pfeffer's greatest victory was Lemon v. Kurtzman in 1971, a benchmark of strict separationism that struck down state laws that provided salary supplements to teachers of secular subjects in Catholic and other faith-based schools.
Thus, strict adherence to the benchmark of less than 1 revision per 100 observed component years when evaluating innovative hip implants is debatable.
Setting a referral rate benchmark based on strict implementation of therapeutic guidelines makes it possible to monitor district performance in this area.
It should demand a strict democratization program, with measurable benchmarks, beginning with the removal of Mr. Montesinos from all political influence.
Republican leaders know some form of this exchange — legalization under strict conditions tied to increased enforcement benchmarks — is the only path to genuine reform.
We also create a framework based on a strict cross-validation protocol to allow unbiased benchmarking for direct comparison in future studies across several performance metrics.
For example, the NYSE, the benchmark US stock listing, has stricter reporting regulations than the TSE.
