Sentence examples for tightened evaluation from inspiring English sources

But for its latest report it's tightened evaluation criteria, arguing that "it's time to expect more from Silicon Valley".

As a result of pressure from the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the European Securities and Markets Authority, S&P has tightened its evaluation methodology for all asset classes, not only MDBs.

When the first officer of EgyptAir Flight 990 decided to crash his plane into the Atlantic Ocean in October 1999, killing 217, his captain fought valiantly to save those aboard, ultimately failing to over-power the co-pilot.Efforts by the industry to tighten psychological evaluations, though valid, will be equally imperfect.

Based on these three perspectives, some scholars offer recommendations for improving policy implementation, and the central argument of which is to strengthen the regulations of local governments, such as tightening supervision and evaluation, specifying the duties and obligations of local governments, and reinforcing budgetary management (Ding and Ding 2004; He and Kong 2011; Li 2012; Wang 2014).

The union bound can be tightened further, by improving the evaluation of the PEP using the joint probability of error due to and.

Legislators in many states have recently passed or tightened laws to shield teacher evaluations from public disclosure.

Teacher evaluations also will be tightened.

At the same time, the list of Australian educational courses eligible for points in the evaluation of GSM applications was tightened.

The divergence continued to grow until 1993 when evidentiary standards on pain were tightened and closed almost entirely by 1996 when the SSA issued a set of unifying evaluation criteria.

The divergence continued to grow until 1993 when evidentiary standards on pain were tightened and closed almost entirely by the end of the 1990s when the SSA issued a set of unifying evaluation criteria.

The entity tightened its grip.