Mayor Anthony A. Williams and Howard University Hospital officials promised to tighten training and discipline at the agencies involved.
Since then, Bush administration officials said, Mexican trucking companies have also tightened training for drivers and improved emissions controls.
) Streett implemented a tightening of training policy to reduce losses through human error, and he initiated research into solutions for the technical problems the bomber was having.
The employee-training market may be worth some $109 billion in the U.S., but when it's time to tighten belts, training is one of the first costs entrepreneurs cut.
"Specific policies are being tightened and training programmes are being enhanced in the areas of gender, race, diversity and sensitivity, including unconscious bias, both for men and women".
In the aftermath of Thursday's terrorists bombings in Madrid, European leaders and security officials were tightening security at train and subway stations across the region, stepping up police patrols, bomb detection measures and electronic surveillance.
Tightening medical training requirements is vital, because not all airlines are as conscientious as BA, United, Qantas and easyJet.
They say the bank's mortgage division overhauled its loan-servicing practices about 18 months ago in anticipation of mounting foreclosures, bolstering employee training and tightening documentation practices.
Addressing interviewer training and tightening definitions in the marking criteria has traditionally been used to address interviewer subjectivity, particularly in situations where the interviewer pool, in our case GP supervisors is finite and can't be further diversified.
Other measures to contain costs include spending less to train interns, tightening the list of drugs covered by Medicaid and ramping up efforts to fight Medicaid fraud.
Birt wrestled it into a post-Thatcherite shape, creating new financial controls, setting the digital strategy in train, and tightening journalistic controls in the news operation.
