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A practice all businesses should consider as it raises standards across the globe while driving value for customers.
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That's true even for non-union workers, who tend to benefit when a highly unionized workforce raises standards for everyone.
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As José Acosta of UPS asserted, the World Trade Organization's 28500 Trade Facilitation Agreement significantly increases security, removes unnecessary costs and red tape and raises standards overall.
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" The group again said it was "urging the federal government and states to find a middle ground that raises standards year over year while aligning with market demand.
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No NAFTA is certainly better than more years of NAFTA's ongoing damage, but the best outcome is a new deal that raises standards and wages throughout North America.
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" The group again said it was "urging the federal government and states to find a middle ground that raises standards year over year while aligning with market demand.
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Britain should demand that Huawei continually raises standards in its software and improves its opaque governance—and should have no qualms about chucking it out if it does not.
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In my research in suburban communities, I've found that some parents even suggest that the pressure Asian parents place on their children can affect their peers' mental health, because it raises standards at school to seemingly impossible levels.
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What this deal does is it raises standards, it makes sure we're in a better position as American businesses and American farmers and American manufacturers to get into economies that right now are already selling to us but we're not selling to them, as well.
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