Sentences with phrase «drive up standards because»
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Productivity growth matters because it drives up our purchasing power: if it lags, so will our standard of living.
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GDPR inflating the financial risks around handling personal data should naturally drive up standards — because privacy laws are suddenly a whole lot more costly to ignore.
Becoming compliant with the proposed ruling could, according to one HHS official, drive up the cost of doing large - scale trials or surveys because of the extra work involved in ensuring that projects meet the standards required.
The national push for rigorous, measurable standards in elementary and secondary education is no passing fad, because it is being driven by inexorable economic forces that are ratcheting up educational requirements for American workers, concludes a report released last week.
Because we were elected with a mandate to drive up standards, and with your help that's exactly what we want to do.
«Free schools are better placed to drive up standards and give parents what they want because they give more control to heads, teachers and governors, rather than politicians and bureaucrats.»
«We are also building Free Schools and letting the most popular schools expand to meet demand from parents and we are intervening to drive up standards in weak primaries across the country which have thousands of empty places simply because parents don't want to send their children to them.»
The government says the scheme to allow all good schools to become academies will drive up standards, because it believes the system will be less bureaucratic and that head teachers are best - placed to know what is best for their pupils.
Non-FoxNews watching UnAmerican Globalised Radical Atheist Islamic Communist Terrorist Oil Industry Foreign Business Owner undermining us with cheap labour, no human rights, no environmental or safety standards, Free Trade, manipulated excessively low exchange rates and an unfair much higher saving rate, driving up prices because they refuse to remain poor, as God intended, threatening us because they also refuse to stay unarmed and leave us with undisputed military domination, again, as God intended?
GDPR inflating the financial risks around handling personal data should naturally drive up standards — because privacy laws are suddenly a whole lot more costly to ignore.