"We had to raise the bar because of the United States, and ... you do not raise the bar for only one export market, you raise it for all of them," Rangel said.
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It's just another challenge to raise the bar even higher.
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Raise the bar, crush your goals, and make a dent.
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If nothing else, rising valuations raise the bar for 2020.
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AFN needs to raise the bar at least before 20163pm, please!!
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"It does significantly raise the bar for the attacker," says Sethumadhavan.
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The correct mix of policies and regulations help raise the bar.
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This will help raise the bar for all political advertising online.
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"I just want to continue to raise the bar," he said.
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The immediate reactions also raise the bar for AAA games even higher.
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We challenge our community to join us and even raise the bar.
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"We need to raise the bar," says Barco Escape CEO Todd Hoddick.
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But women like her raise the bar even higher on both fronts.
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He continues to generate numbers that raise the bar for the NFL.
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You have to raise the bar every time; it's not about short-cuts.
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The ones who raise the bar and make you jump to get there.
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But if we don't raise the bar, we'll never close those achievement gaps.
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So when D.N.C. officials eventually raise the bar, expect the kvetching to intensify.
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"They (fans) are always going to raise the bar for you," said Clanachan.
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You push yourself and those around you to consistently raise the bar for excellence.
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These rules raise the bar for tests developed and run inside a single laboratory.
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"Getting big players onboard has certainly helped raise the bar on quality," Shoaf says.
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May's determination to raise the bar for what is considered a strategic foreign investment.
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With evidence-based policy, we can raise the bar for government effectiveness and efficiency.
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It was perfect casting because the two continued to raise the bar for each other.
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Additionally, they would also raise the bar legally for proving a school mishandled a complaint.
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"His talent really helps raise the bar for the rest of the band," says Young.
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Those stabilizers temper the economy when it overheats and raise the bar for government aid.
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Mr. Bacon has said he thinks Mr. Trump "could raise the bar" with his behavior.
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Tehran is likely to take incremental steps and raise the bar for an American response.
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"You raise the bar high enough and people will do their best to get over it."
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It's quite lovely, though it does considerably raise the bar for Markle and Harry's nights in.
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Children can easily metabolize that type of praise as pressure and raise the bar on themselves.
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The department has already proposed a rule that would raise the bar for proving housing discrimination.
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We are now seeing more RFEs that seem to raise the bar for a T visa.
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The ride-hailing trend could raise the bar for cars sold to normal consumers, as well.
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Kelly's courtroom history might also, in a sense, raise the bar to put him on trial.
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As the streaming wars rage on Spotify is attempting to raise the bar on its original material.
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Leave it to Bey to perpetually raise the bar for both awards show dressing, and pregnancy style.
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But I believe they are refusing to raise the bar themselves when they easily could and should.
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This administration should continue to raise the bar for using sounder science to inform public policy decisions.
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"The answer, and I think they agree, is just to raise the bar on monetization," she said.
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As the nation's largest employer, the federal government can raise the bar for employers across the country.
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Bored with the typical look of fitness shots, Bazuin suggested we raise the bar by adding a theme.
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Crackdown is yesterday's news, so it stands to reason that Crackdown 3 would aim to raise the bar.
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The figure used to be S$100m, but a decision to raise the bar was announced last year.
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And yeah, I just want the company to raise the bar and to come back and surprise us.
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But that commercial success may raise the bar for sales of upcoming games and future potential stock increases.
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They would also raise the bar legally for proving a school mishandled a complaint, according to the Times.
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That doesn't exactly raise the bar for quality teachers to serve families and children in charter schools effectively.
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"He's got the ball rolling but now he's got to raise the bar," one of the sources said.
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Apple continues to raise the bar, in terms of quality and quality of service and experience and design.
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Now with the tools that are available to us in virtual reality, we can raise the bar even higher.
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In February, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services released new standards that raise the bar for passing the test.
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"We're really here on a mission to raise the bar and give dog food a good name," Slome said.
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"Her discipline, focus, and integrity stand out and raise the bar; setting an example for my generation to follow."
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Storms like Dorian, he said, "raise the bar" for the company to develop new innovations that keep residents safe.
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Who's putting out music right now that you think is furthering the genre or making you raise the bar?
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They've gotten a lot done on gun safety, and they've got a governor who wants to raise the bar.
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This not only builds a sense of anticipation, but can also serve as an incentive to raise the bar.
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L'Étoile du Nord continues a push by the French rail company S.N.C.F. to raise the bar on station food.
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But I think at the end of the day, we're continuing to raise the bar for professional women's hockey.
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The club regularly hosted events geared toward that community, and sought "to raise the bar of awareness" about LGBT lifestyles.
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But if we want to truly change our culture, we need to raise the bar beyond what not to do.
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JetBlue said it will raise the bar on what travelers can expect from a low-cost carrier, particularly in Europe.
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Fox also managed to raise the bar for future live televised musicals, including its own upcoming religious production The Passion.
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Related: 5 New Workouts That Raise The Bar On Technology The new guidelines also increase security around users' personal info.
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Unsurprisingly, Pride attendees continue to raise the bar when it comes to dressing as creatively and as freely as possible.
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Google also funds efforts to improve web performance, stability, and security that raise the bar for the internet at large.
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It could also raise the bar for scholarships, requiring at least a 3.0 grade-point average—as most states do.
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With TPP, we can set a new standard and raise the bar for what is acceptable worldwide, across all industries.
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In an apparent attempt to raise the bar, the Gates Foundation quadrupled its matching contribution this year to $2 million.
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There's always room to improve, and we welcome any additional feedback on how we can continue to raise the bar.
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"Jordan Peele continued to raise the bar in horror specifically and film overall" said AAFCA president/co-founder Gil Robertson.
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"I think he realizes that the longer we delay setting national rules, we raise the bar," Warner said of Zuckerberg.
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In an apparent attempt to raise the bar, the Gates Foundation increased its matching contribution this year to $1 million.
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Still, it's a given that DJs are competitive, and a battle could raise the bar for the art of DJing.
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While the rest of the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend cast certainly has impressive pipes, Groban's guest spot will definitely raise the bar.
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He is a kind of person who genuinely strived to raise the bar when it comes to life beyond the boundary.
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We make clear, simple things, without the need for instructions, and in doing so we raise the bar for everyone else.
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"I think the women, for the most part, kind of raise the bar in terms of maturity and intellect," she explained.
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The presence of Apple and Disney is going to raise the bar for what people expect from a subscription streaming service.
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"My concern is that we might raise the bar too much, the expectations," said Representative Michael E. Capuano, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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But Cuban and Greiner decided to raise the bar, adding $50,000 to the pot, just to give back to her parents.
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Hanyu had lost the last two world titles to Fernández and watched a wave of younger skaters raise the bar technically.
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"We're here to redefine an entire category—to offer a conclusion of sorts, to raise the bar to the ultimate height."
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Likewise, promoting gender equity and diversity in coaching through mentorship, role modeling, sponsorship and opportunity should raise the bar for everyone.
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We're asking our media to raise the bar, but then we don't support them by watching them or buying those papers.
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By whom I mean the designer David Zinn, whose sets and costumes raise the bar for trippy visuals in mainstream theater.
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"We're committed to collaborating with other industry leaders to raise the bar in making racing safer," he said in a statement.
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Does knowing how important this character is to so many children raise the bar for what deems a sequel worthy of making?
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Raise the bar on your efforts to do the best job you can do, and start negotiating again in a few months.
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And the money saved from avoiding an astronomical budget can then be pumped into a marketing campaign that can raise the bar.
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You try to do about five things at once, one of which is dare the other guys to try, raise the bar.
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We see some great things that Department of Homeland Security is doing to try to raise the bar and increase our capabilities.
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The federal government could proudly raise the bar for all of its schools and reduce failing schools in America to an oxymoron.
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That may not raise the bar to the level that we'd like … but I think it pushes us in the right direction.
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"It's very important if we are going to consistently and continually raise the bar on safety," West told NPR's Up First podcast.
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"Please sir, just stop this manipulation and raise the bar," Durst, who is best known as the vocalist for Limp Bizkit, tweeted.
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The party is preparing a law would raise the bar for official misconduct and only punish it when damages exceeded 200,000 euros ($232,000).
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The upcoming sequel, Justice League, promises to raise the bar for caped-crusader gadgetry and transform the Batmobile into the ultimate superhero vehicle.
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As tech companies continue to raise the bar to secure top talent, American workers are responding by applying for open positions in droves.
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To change the perception, they're looking to raise the bar on what he calls a lack of quality research on the short-side.
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The vetters raise the bar for the 90 galleries from 13 countries here and the quality of the work is unsurprisingly top notch.
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And in general, I think [all] has helped raise the bar in terms of the quality of capital available to founders across Europe.
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S. Atlanta, "Barbershop" (2018): The ending Atlanta continues to raise the bar in terms of what a black-led TV show can be.
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They raise the bar for what can be expected of fitness and true wireless earphones, both in terms of sound quality and battery endurance.
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ARKit recently added support for vertical planes and image recognition, and Google's own update could help raise the bar for both mobile AR platforms.
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"We have not seen St. Jude raise the bar, unlike some of their competitors who have put some basic protections in place," she alleged.
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"[It's] about banding together to raise the bar on what we collectively will or won't accept, and ultimately inspire change at the organizational level."
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Herman's ability to recruit and promote his teams could raise the bar not only at Texas but for the competition around the Big 12.
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Still, Samsung's Bixby announcement last week didn't exactly give the impression that the company is about to raise the bar for voice assistant quality.
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Trout continues to raise the bar for Wins Above Replacement (WAR) and has already claimed a pair of MVP trophies, in 2014 and 2016.
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How do you raise the bar on the Galaxy Note 73, a phone that's already considered to be one of the best there is?
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"Operators and suppliers will need to continuously stay on top of flavor trends and raise the bar in order to drive traffic and sales."
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Apple and Disney are about to raise the bar for what people expect out of streaming services in terms of quantity, quality, and price.
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"We have great ambition for the sport, and are determined to raise the bar as fans expect more from their race weekend," Bratches said.
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"Our reforms will expand opportunity and raise the bar at our specialized high schools," Will Mantell, a spokesman for the Department of Education, said.
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Warren also recognized in her post that the US did not live up to her requirements and pledged to raise the bar as president.
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In addition to one that would raise the bar for proving housing discrimination, another would bar families with undocumented immigrants from receiving housing assistance.
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Luxury success stories raise the bar for the industry and shine the spotlight on those that continue to trip up on the so-called macro.
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Tina and Amy raise the bar Tina Fey and Amy Poehler co-hosted the Golden Globes in 2014, they roasted some of Hollywood's leading men.
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Clinicians like Dr. Dixon and her colleagues inspire us to raise the bar of our practice and advocate a financial base to support this work.
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It wasn't the first smartphone, but it did raise the bar for smartphones considerably, putting the internet in everyone's pockets and launching the mobile revolution.
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Also at issue is an ongoing process started under the Obama administration to raise the bar for receiving green cards under the EB-5 program.
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As Burning Man got larger and more complex, and people continued to raise the bar on their art, people started to create these massive constructions.
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DeVos because they know she is tough, determined and driven by one thing and one thing only; to raise the bar on education in America.
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McDonald's spokeswoman Becca Hary told Business Insider that the company was continuing to "raise the bar" in how its food was prepared, sourced, and served.
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When the EU became the biggest bloc yet to declare an emergency, it put pressure on leaders to raise the bar on their climate commitments.
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But the campaign has also warned that the Democratic National Committee may soon raise the bar to qualify for the fifth presidential debate in November.
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Now a new video platform is seeking to raise the bar, offering a curated library of high-quality video content from across the jazz world.
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It included discussion of bills that would raise the bar for merger approval and crack down on anticompetitive behavior among drug companies, among other steps.
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To that end, I give Sony credit for trying to raise the bar for itself, but these phones prove that it shouldn't have been so eager.
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Under the RBNZ's current regime, that would lead to more hawkish monetary policy, but taking employment into account would raise the bar for any rate hikes.
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"I am thrilled that I somehow ended up in this group of kick ass women, who all raise the bar over and over again," she said.
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I think we're all living with much more important things at the moment and now it's time to move on and raise the bar a bit.
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" Faranello noted Powell did leave the door open for further easing if needed, but added that Powell "had to raise the bar for further rate cuts.
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This could fundamentally changes studios' leverage in negotiations with theater chains, permanently alter consumer behavior and raise the bar significantly for going out to the movies.
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But in administrative hearings, they would significantly raise the bar for holding schools liable for addressing misconduct compared with looser processes outlined by the Obama administration.
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As noted earlier, there are several requirements and constraints that significantly raise the bar for Rashid's attack to work in real-world uses by an adversary.
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And what we've said every month was that the closer we got to Iowa we would do what we've always done, which is raise the bar.
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And Cuban: a tech billionaire whose over-the-top investments in his organization led to the 20303 title and helped raise the bar for modern owners.
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With Auriemma's standard roster of multipositional excellence beside her, Stewart has, in her time at Connecticut, indisputably qualified as one of those rare raise-the-bar talents.
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"Some practices have been impactful, some I'm not sure if they've been impactful just yet… It only benefits me if I can raise the bar on myself."
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It's another slice of evidence that consumers continue to raise the bar for manufacturers when it comes to what's in their food and where it comes from.
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"Our mission at Pulse is to continue to raise the bar of awareness and be a part of our community in any way possible," the website says.
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It's no guarantee of protection against phishing, but it does "raise the bar" for hackers trying to get at your stuff, in the words of John LaCour.
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They aren't necessarily trying to knock out all other Android phone makers but are intended to raise the bar and provide an example of what is possible.
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Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.) would raise the bar for regulators, requiring them to establish material reasons for a bank to cut off a business before ordering it.
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"Pyongyang is able to demand more, be tougher, and raise the bar because its confidence comes from qualitative and quantitative advancements in its nuclear weapons," Kim said.
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"Pyongyang is able to demand more, be tougher, and raise the bar because its confidence comes from qualitative and quantitative advancements in its nuclear weapons," Kim said.
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Investors will also look for clues on whether the Fed will continue lowering rates in the future or if they will raise the bar for further easing.
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She also expressed concern about the new, more difficult licensing exams the state introduced under Dr. Tisch, in an effort to raise the bar for new teachers.
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In an interview on "Fox News Sunday," Kelly said the United States planned to "raise the bar" on airline security, including tightening screening of carry-on items.
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I really raise the bar for myself, then it's back to pajamas, onesies and disappointment") as well as her postpartum style (which she describes as "Lord Varys.
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Harder words and longer rounds will be introduced "to raise the bar even higher" in recognition of the competitors' "advanced skill," the organization said on its website.
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If we can uncover new vulnerabilities, potentially already discovered but not disclosed by our adversaries, we can raise the bar on the security of our entire system.
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The announced switch from data processor to controller should raise the bar around associated purposes that Microsoft may also provide to commercial customers of its cloud services.
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I think what happens is you raise the bar so high that people expect you to do that every year — and this game is not easy, man.
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Yet if we want to raise the bar, we're going to have to accept that normal human motivations apply to politicians, too, and pay what it costs.
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Combining the durable, sweat-wicking qualities of synthetic nylon with the super-soft, odor-killing abilities of Merino wool, these shirts raise the bar for blended synthetic tees.
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Unfortunately, recently, we've seen Google significantly raise the bar for what we should expect from a camera on a midrange device with the release of the Pixel 3A.
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The European Parliament's economic affairs committee votes on the draft law on Wednesday, and could make amendments which would raise the bar on the relocation of clearing operations.
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"I think we're all living with much more important things at this moment and now it's time to move on and raise the bar a bit," Canet continued.
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That's not to say our development programs were horrendous before this — we developed some pretty great hockey players over the years — but we wanted to raise the bar.
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New policies requiring third-party servicers to register with the FDA is just one more way to raise the bar and guarantee consistency and safety across the board.
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Members of the anti-Pebble coalition are also working on preparing a ballot initiative for 2018 that would raise the bar for issuing permits in fish spawning habitats.
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Deutsche Wohnen's threat of settling the bonds with cash instead of shares, which could cost it more than 900 million euros, could raise the bar again for Vonovia.
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You add several █ emoji to raise the bar for the option you think has a greater cultural impact, and add a little underscore sliver to indicate the loser.
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Only when we begin to treat boys with the kind of respect they deserve will they develop the self-respect they need to raise the bar for themselves.
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With sustainability at the forefront of more and more shoppers' minds, beauty companies continue to raise the bar when it comes to eco-friendly products that still perform.
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We're going to, and in the process of defining this, but we are going to raise the bar for generally speaking aviation security much higher than it is now.
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"(They are) trying to raise the bar of political dissent to long term imprisonment in order to deter future actions by the citizens of Hong Kong," Chu told RTHK.
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There is a possibility that the justices will raise the bar for showing when tipping violated the law, which could make proving the case against Mr. Walters more difficult.
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" As Watkins neatly summarizes, "When you raise the bar all around about how we talk to and write for women, it leads to stronger stories, regardless of who's directing.
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VICE Sports: It sounds like you guys want to raise the bar on what a successful Olympics means, because right now success just means it's not a total disaster.
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I think the US and England together as global dominant trading partners could raise the bar by requiring transparency and disclosure and could eliminate some of these trust mechanisms.
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Rather than lowering the bar to fisheries with the poorest data or weakest accountability measures, Congress would be wise to consider changes that raise the bar for all fisheries.
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Now, facing the prospect of a city-by-city fight over soda taxes, the industry hopes to raise the bar high enough that those taxes become easier to defeat.
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"As Facebook's peers raise the bar in their ESG performance, Facebook will need to do even more to rejoin the ranks of the S&P 500 ESG Index," he said.
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The measure is seen as a way of avoiding an even broader ballot initiative, supported by the soda industry, that would raise the bar for any locality to raise taxes.
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"The guide will also inspire local restaurants to improve their quality and raise the bar in terms of gastronomic excellence," said Yuthasak Supasorn, governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
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That message could help Republicans raise the bar for impeachment in voters' minds — and allow lawmakers to act like they're treating his actions seriously without actually standing up to him.
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First, he called for intensified political engagement to raise the bar on efforts to limit temperature rise to well below 85033 degrees and as close as possible to 1.5 degrees.
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Although barely a local gets to show there—an issue of some contention in the resident art community—the exhibitions at WAC raise the bar and spark sustained critical conversation.
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Castelli said she thought it was "necessary to raise the bar as much as possible, also considering the fact that Italy has registered a lower than expected deficit (in 2019)".
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A commitment to raise the bar for SIFI status to banks with more than $250 billion, from $20073 billion today, is a rare instance of both parties agreeing on something.
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Most importantly, I am indebted to our incredible fans, they are the heart and soul of what we do, and continue to inspire us to raise the bar in this arena.
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"Finding the confidence in myself has not only made me become more determined in an effort to follow my dreams and to raise the bar for what I've accomplished," she says.
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Danko said the party wanted to raise the bar for a religion to receive state funding to 50,000 members from 20,000 now, which would disqualify the Muslims for the visible future.
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But Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (which we're officially calling the new YOLO) appears to raise the bar on that elegance, recalling one of the most renowned filmmakers in history: Akira Kurosawa.
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A spokeswoman for Google UK said it would look again at the way it defines incendiary commentary and hate speech to raise the bar on videos and sites allowed for advertising.
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And that means there's no clear incentive for manufacturers to actually sign on either, to actually compete to build new Project Athena machines and raise the bar for the entire industry.
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In my own career, great partners and entrepreneurs have inspired me to raise the bar, elevating our mutual game with shared wisdom and a healthy dose of pressure to keep up.
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Developing a supportive infrastructure and training centres like the new Sydney facility, however, would foster a strong base population and subsequently raise the bar for Australia's players, pros and newbies alike.
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With more money going into rentals, more landlords and property managers are looking to raise the bar on perks and amenities to draw new residents and convince them to stay longer.
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On June 29, Sotheby's London is looking to raise the bar for a diamond at auction when it offers the 1,109-carat uncut "Lesedi la Rona" in a stand-alone sale.
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Absolutely not," he added, although he did say that if a rare old master by another great artist did come on the market "perhaps it does raise the bar a little.
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But upping Del Taco's food quality did not come seamlessly for Del Taco, which went through brand re-positioning several years ago to "raise the bar" for its consumers, Cappasola said.
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Together, the steps signal how much the Regents' approach has changed under the current chancellor, Betty A. Rosa, after several years of efforts to raise the bar for entering the profession.
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It's like an overeager lifter slapping on too much weight: It looks strong at the outset, but once you actually put it to work, the vívosmart 23 can't quite raise the bar.
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"Our mission at Pulse is to continue to raise the bar of awareness and be a part of our community in any way possible," the website said the night of the shooting.
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" Things she decided to "do something about" include a co-working space called Friends Work Here, where creative people rent desks to be surrounded by like-minded artists to "raise the bar.
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Enria also pledged to raise the bar for supervisors when it comes to fighting money laundering to stem a raft of scandals that have hit euro zone banks from Malta to Latvia.
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In private, his rivals like to raise the bar for him by noting that he should win in a landslide if everyone who caucused for him four years ago comes out again.
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The findings likely raise the bar on safety new dengue vaccines will need to demonstrate, including those being developed by Takeda Pharmaceuticals and by the U.S. government along with Brazil's Butantan Institute.
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"Whether you're talking about the tanker attacks or previous pipeline attacks or now this, they continue to raise the ante, they raise the bar, almost daring Donald Trump to respond," Feierstein added.
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However, analysts say Amazon's new store format appears to raise the bar in terms of automated technology by offering a grab-and-go solution that could some day be scaled to larger supermarkets.
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A seemingly great date with Greg, a scientist into slugs (you have to raise the bar, Jane), has her with hearts in her eyes but unfortunately results in Greg's blocking her on Cynder.
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It could cut interest rates, perhaps while also helping banks offset the costs to them, restart a recently shuttered bond-buying programme or raise the bar for any future tightening of monetary policy.
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Again, the role of satire and comedy is [to] respond to what's entering our discourse and consciousness and then raise the bar, call it out in a way that is true and resonates.
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"I want people to read the stuff I'm reading and see how dire of a need there is for us to raise the bar here, because it's just a huge indicator," Long said.
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" Cyril Almeida, an editor at Dawn, a leading Pakistani newspaper, said, "If the civilians aren't going to raise the bar themselves, then General Sharif has signaled that he'll help do it for everyone.
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After consulting with a number of our most experienced reporters and editors, we have decided to take several steps to raise the bar and provide added scrutiny for our use of anonymous sources.
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The Trump administration finalized a rule last month that would raise the bar for states seeking to waive certain work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents and living in economically distressed areas.
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With these episodes, ODAAT continues to raise the bar for TV comedies to accurately represent the world and with funny, unproblematic humor and with one hell of a theme song (sung by Gloria Estefan!).
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And that, honestly, is a tragedy — it's a fantastic piece of gaming history that I believe really helped raise the bar for what games on the iPhone needed to look like and feel like.
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Lumigon is back with the T3, the follow-up to its T2 smartphone, and the Danish company is attempting to raise the bar by including a night-vision camera, a first for a smartphone.
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"One of his mottos was that every time we hired someone, he or she should raise the bar for the next hire, so that the overall talent pool was always improving," Lovejoy told Wired.
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President Donald Trump has directed his agencies to raise the bar for recipients of food stamps, Medicaid, rent subsidies and other welfare programs, and find ways to put more of them back to work.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Andrew Liszewski/GizmodoYou'd assume that the follow-up to a toy that seemed like a technological marvel in 1985 would raise the bar again for what toys can do.
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"As we get toward November, December, obviously we will continue to raise the bar of participation, because that's what we've always done," DNC Chair Tom Perez previously said in an interview with ABC's This Week.
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Its sequel lacks Will Smith, but with the alien threat returning from the first movie in much larger numbers, this movie could very well raise the bar in terms of over-the-top summer action.
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"Given recent international events, the 2018 Commonwealth Games provide a watershed moment ...to raise the bar for anti-doping programs and restore athletes and supporters faith in fair competition," ASADA acting CEO Judith Lind said.
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Wine and Culinary Experiences:The Crown Collection includes access to fine dining at Disney's best resort restaurants, as well as reservations at Disney Springs, which continues to raise the bar on the culinary and cocktail scene.
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Her Christian Democrats (CDU) and their Christian Social Union (CSU) Bavarian allies promised tax relief during campaigning for September's election and the initial agreement to raise the bar indicates the SPD is willing to compromise.
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"It is likely that the government will reach (5 billion euros)" Castelli said in an interview with daily Il Messaggero, adding that she thought it was "necessary to raise the bar as much as possible".
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China plans to keep its inflation target at around 3% in 2020, unchanged from last year, Reuters reported citing sources, confounding speculation it might raise the bar to give it room for extra economic stimulus.
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Digital distribution platforms lower the bar to entry but raise the bar for gaining an audience, especially for those who don't specialize in vulgarity or ideologically one-note work (and that's without any money involved).
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Yiota Souras, general counsel of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, the federally designated clearinghouse for child sexual abuse reports, which supports the bill, said the recommendations would raise the bar for tech companies.
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Additionally, its employment would immediately escalate any crisis, and the threat that it could be detected, targeted and destroyed at sea are all considerations that raise the bar for its employment to a very high level.
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While not typically top of mind as a go-to destination, college and university art museums have a common goal: to raise the bar for the academic and cultural life of a campus and its environs.
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She also has high standards for herself and others but doesn't impose them; rather, she invites people to step into their power and to raise the bar for what they are able to accomplish and create.
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"The under-immunization in some communities is of sufficient concern that we do need to raise the bar on what we require parents to do," said Susan Close, South Australia's minister for education and child development.
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That would be an abrogation of its treaty responsibilities, but the United States could reduce the number of American troops stationed in certain European countries or raise the bar for what it considers a military attack.
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And with numerous staged photo opportunities in the creative and commercial capital of the fashion world, the duchess used the city as a catwalk to subtly raise the bar in the art of diplomatic power dressing.
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Currently, the rules do not apply to cars that are more than 10 years old, but the agency said it may raise the bar to cars than are more than 25 years old or eliminate it altogether.
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Shielded by corporate secrecy and a fear of criticism, there is very little information about how the billions have been spent despite U.S. lawmakers' significant efforts to raise the bar of accountability around billions in U.S. assistance.
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" Warren said she instead would pursue deals and renegotiate current agreement to "force other countries to raise the bar on everything from labor and environmental standards to anti-corruption rules to access to medicine to tax enforcement.
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Saints star Michael Thomas signed a $100 million deal averaging $20 million over five years in August, and Falcons All-Pro Julio Jones is in line to raise the bar higher in his ongoing negotiations with Atlanta.
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While playing James Bond may be a fantasy for young men, looking to books that raise the bar for healthy relationships, that tell women they deserve respect, communication and support, should never have to be a fantasy.
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The signers suggested that they would not sell work to the new museum, or have work shown there, unless the Guggenheim agreed not only "to follow N.Y.U.'s example but to raise the bar" for working conditions.
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" Mackey insisted Whole Foods would do better by sticking with its strategy focusing on "leading a race to the top in terms of a differentiated customer experience, continuing to raise the bar in our quality standards and selection.
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Clark's Olympic gold in 2002 put her on top of what was a young sport at the time and she continued to raise the bar with halfpipe bronze medals at both the 2010 and 2014 Olympic Winter Games.
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Before wedding season kicks into high gear, we're here to raise the bar when it comes to bridesmaid dress shopping — because why shouldn't the women standing next to the bride feel just as on-point as she does?
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BRIXWORTH, England, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Five-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton vowed to raise the bar further next year as he told Mercedes factory staff on Tuesday never to stop believing in what they can achieve.
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"By incentivising our borrowers to improve the EPC rating of their properties, we want to raise the bar and help the property sector improve the energy efficiency of buildings," LendInvest Chief Executive Rod Lockhart said in a statement.
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But this year, Ross and Relevent's chairman, Charlie Stillitano, wanted to raise the bar, so after a trip to Barcelona last December for a bona fide Clásico, they persuaded both clubs to bring the show across the Atlantic.
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We can use our words, our money, and our actions to raise the bar for acceptable behavior, to establish a culture where women are treated with respect, where harassment and abuse are stamped out instead of covered up.
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Like the original Air, the new 2015 MacBook has had its issues and limitations, but if Apple's track record is anything to go by, the second generation will once again raise the bar of expectations for portable clamshell computers.
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"For over 35 years, Triple Five Group has embraced the concept that retail cannot exist without entertainment and experiential elements, and American Dream will further raise the bar," said President of American Dream Don Ghermezian in a press release.
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"One of his mottos was that every time we hired someone, he or she should raise the bar for the next hire, so that the overall talent pool was always improving," Nicholas Lovejoy, Amazon's fifth employee, says in Wired.
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If trade deals were written by and for working people, they would raise the bar on corporate taxes and prohibit participating countries from setting up off-shore tax havens that help billionaires and multinational corporations avoid paying their fair share.
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Caroline Watson, an expert in low-emission vehicles at C40, told Reuters the declaration was meant as "a clear commitment in writing to raise the bar and give a signal to the private sector" to encourage greener investments in cities.
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But while you can still get great results from an old CPU if you pair it with a modern GPU — Intel's legendary Core i5-2500K from 2011 maintains a strong following — that's certain to change when new consoles raise the bar.
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Sessions sees this as a sign of widespread fraud and lax standards, and his ruling last week was explicitly written to raise the bar not only for eventual approvals or denials of asylum, but for the initial screenings as well.
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Still, we believe investors will prefer the trade-off of profits for growth & we like how AMZN continues to raise the bar in online retail... AMZN remains one of our top picks and is on our US Equity Analyst Focus List.
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He pushes employees to raise the bar and to understand the attention to detail required to create products people want and love, while also recognizing that there are conflicts and contradictions in the Amazon way, particularly with its leadership principles.
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" Continues the "I Bet" songstress, "I think it's important to always raise the bar high, keep the bar high in life for whatever you're trying to achieve because that's gonna ultimately allow you to keep doing bigger and better things.
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But "regulatory and supervisory changes, together with the risk of a deterioration in banks' capital ratios/ratings owing to weaknesses in the sovereign market could, all together, raise the bar for domestic banks to step in as buyers," Crimella said.
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A third recommendation from the Problem Solvers Caucus — a group of 22019 lawmakers, split evenly between the parties — would raise the bar for ousting a sitting Speaker by requiring one-third of the House to publicly support such a motion.
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"In the history of major litigation cases against big pharma, there's only been a few that really raise the bar to impacting the stock, but we haven't seen those in a long time," said Damien Conover, an analyst at Morningstar.
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But just days later came the Supreme Court's announcement that it would review the Salman case to consider what the Dirks case requires for proving insider trading, calling into question whether the justices might raise the bar for proving liability for tipping.
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Although Enel outdid Iberdrola in an early skirmish with a 22040 reais per share bid for Eletropaulo, best offers are due on Thursday in a complex bidding process, with sources close to the auction saying there could be room to raise the bar.
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The new G7 Play ($199), G73 Power ($249), and G7 ($299) raise the bar for budget phones with premium features such as edge-to-edge displays with notches (you like notches, right?) you expect to find on phones at least twice as expensive.
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As such, the true purpose of this "settlement" appears to be to raise the bar on LME warehousers' future behavior, all part and parcel of its campaign to draw what was once an ancillary logistical function into the full glare of regulatory oversight.
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So, does the fact that there are so many new players in the market just in the next year mean that that's more competition and it's going to raise the bar to make it harder for you to add subscribers to your services?
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The Walmart-owned streaming service Vudu is reportedly planning to peddle "shoppable content" within its ad-supported platform—which itself seems like a uniquely awful form of advertising before we learned that NBCUniversal was fully prepared to raise the bar on consumerism.
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Earlier this year, the government announced it would raise the bar for handing out citizenships by lengthening the waiting period, adding a new "Australian values" test and raising the standard for English language as part of a shake up of its immigration program.
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DHS Secretary John Kelly had a call with counterparts in Europe Tuesday and the parties agreed on the need to "raise the bar for aviation security globally, including through a range of potential seen and unseen enhancements," the agency said in a statement.
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The department's report could simply raise the bar for how the Financial Stability Oversight Council, a group of financial regulators led by the Treasury that is a product of Dodd-Frank and decides which non-bank institutions are systematically important, makes the designation.
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Supporters of tougher action on emissions see EU leadership as vital to ensuring the two-week U.N. talks conclude on Friday with a strong call for countries to raise the bar as the Paris deal enters a crucial implementation phase in 2020.
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Edward Scott, 58, who lives in Maryland but works in South Carolina, noted Mr. Bush's "civility" and asked if he "could raise the bar" in the next debate and "try to be beyond the bullying," adding that Mr. Bush seemed to have been "knocked off center" by his rivals.
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Federal Reserve to Raise the Bar on Bank Stress Tests | The basic framework for this year's test was toughened up last month, as the Fed started to assume bigger falls in unemployment, a deeper trough in Europe and negative short-term interest rates throughout the nine-quarter planning horizon.
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"After we shot Sharknado 3, and April, played by Tara Reid, gets crushed by space debris after she gave birth in her space suit in the belly of a shark as it fell to earth – I really just couldn't see it being possible to raise the bar," he says.
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Moves by the administration to raise the bar on loan forgiveness are "a good thing for American taxpayers," said Mary Clare Amselem, a policy analyst at the conservative Heritage Foundation, because taxpayers frequently shoulder the burden of providing forgiveness for federal loans when colleges have gone out of business.
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"Since 2012, McDonald's USA has served more than 2.8 billion servings of fruit and low-fat dairy products in kids' meals and we're proud of how we're continuing to raise the bar on the food we serve at McDonald's," company representative Andrea Abate told BuzzFeed News by email.
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While the Democratic National Committee had long intimated it would raise the bar to qualify for later debates, many 2020 strategists were stunned by the 130,653-donor threshold, which doubles the requirement for the first two debates in June and July and which few are close to hitting.
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If LeBron James were some Vice President of GM, no one would care what he said or did, but he's a woke celebrity and an activist for labor rights and social justice who forgot when you attack others for their failings, real or imagined, you raise the bar for yourself.
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How to stop the deadliest drug overdose crisis in American history The frightening new developments in Trump's standoff with North Korea, explained Why dozens of top researchers want to raise the bar for "statistical significance" Game of Thrones: why time suddenly seems to pass so damn fast in season 7
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The new rules, which apply to primary and secondary schools as well as universities, concern schools' responsibilities under the federal non-discrimination law known as Title IX. Among other changes, the rules narrow the definition of sexual harassment, and allow schools to raise the bar for proving harassment and assault claims.
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While it is too early in the investigation to know exactly what might have happened in these incidents, we need to continue to raise the bar for our policies, procedures, and programs to make sure that we're not just bringing in great people, but creating a culture where all of you thrive.
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Calling the new phones Google Pixel, though, won't necessarily solve all of Google's device branding problems, but it could bring it into line with Google Home, Google Chromecast and Google Pixel C. So let's imagine that Google's Pixel phones manage to raise the bar on photography, battery life, screen resolution and even affordability.
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After years of collaboration to craft a new framework—including legislative discussions involving the Department of Justice, industry and civil society—the CLOUD Act promises to enhance law enforcement and public trust in cloud computing, while also incorporating strong human rights protections that promise to raise the bar for around the world.
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"A new landscape for artists now exists: where these core workers now have a trade union to represent them, which will work for better pay and conditions across England; where they can work together to challenge exploitative practice, be represented independently and democratically and raise the bar for artists," AUE writes in a statement.
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And while this stance certainly has the potential to alienate an array of women, it also can serve as a clarion call to raise the bar in terms of black women's expectations of what we can make of our lives—even in the face of the very real forms of violence and oppression that we face.
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And Intel says it'll raise the bar each year, like it did with Ultrabook, to make sure the "Key Experience Indicators" (see earlier slide) of a good laptop experience are being satisfied with each new PC. I'd be in awe, if there wasn't one glaring hole compared to the successful Ultrabook campaign: Intel says there is no consumer-facing Project Athena brand.
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In addition to voting against the effort to raise the bar from 4 Mbps to 25 Mbps back in 2015, the FCC head was forced to retreat from a plan last year that would have effectively lowered the bar to 10 Mbps—by including slower, capped, throttled and caveat-laden wireless connections as part of the overall definition of genuine broadband.
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It's only been three short months since Fenty Beauty officially came into the world, and Rihanna has already managed to raise the bar for the rest of the industry in a big way — and her empire just keeps growing, with a just-launched liquid lip color and glitter-packed liner now on shelves and 14 (!) new lipsticks coming later this month just in time for the holidays.
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" Cagney took a softer tone in his post of earlier today, saying that, "While it is too early in the investigation to know exactly what might have happened in these incidents, we need to continue to raise the bar for our policies, procedures, and programs to make sure that we're not just bringing in great people, but creating a culture where all of you thrive.
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Rep. Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerLiberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar Israel denies Omar and Tlaib entry after Trump tweet MORE (D-Md.) on Tuesday seemed to throw cold water on a nascent effort by insurgent Democrats to raise the bar for nominating a Speaker candidate within the caucus.
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Musician Fred Durst on Sunday urged President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to "raise the bar" after Trump called Jake Tapper a "flunky" in an attack on the CNN host.
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They propose a number of ways to limit the circumstances in which a school has to investigate a sexual assault complaint and to raise the bar for the Education Department to find that a school violates Title IX. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos said in 2017 that she wanted to change Title IX regulations because too many accused students were being treated unfairly, and many schools used too broad of a definition of sexual harassment.
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In a way, I feel like the print magazine ... The opportunity for a print magazine now is to raise the bar even higher, because if you're working on a monthly schedule and you're assigning and commissioning photography, which no matter how great photography looks online or on an iPad or wherever you're looking at it, it's very seldom — and correct me if I'm wrong — but digital-only outlets are very seldom commissioning high-impact photojournalism or portraiture or anything like that.
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