Sentence examples for Make necessary improvements from inspiring English sources

Bank earnings have been very strong this year, and senior management really should be taking advantage of banks' high profits to increase their capital levels and to make necessary improvements in technology and to improve faulty data collection and aggregation.

Meantime, county officials said they were eager to get stimulus money moving to make necessary improvements.

Unfortunately, a number of zoos remained financially strapped and unable to make necessary improvements.

The challenges faced by the industry are exacerbated by the lack of monitoring and evaluation of implemented projects and data, that could have enabled companies to detect deviations make necessary improvements for future projects.

The report is a preamble to assigning scores to individual buildings on their energy use and publicizing them to further encourage property owners to make necessary improvements, not unlike the grade system the city uses for restaurants.

In response to e-mailed questions, Maysoon Sabkar, a spokeswoman for Bahrain's government, said that support from the gulf countries and the initiative to create jobs at the Interior Ministry were "not aimed at ending protests in Bahrain, but they do form part of an overall program to make necessary improvements for the benefit of all".

A company spokeswoman, Stacey Eisen, said Hospira had made necessary improvements and met with the F.D.A. to resolve the matter.

Time Warner, CNN's parent, is awaiting government approval of its merger with America Online, and if that comes, AOL could demand its own changes if it is not satisfied that the network is making necessary improvements.

Mr. Bush used an appearance here at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1, the organization's oldest, to recite a laundry list of current problems with the military, restate his commitment to making necessary improvements and question whether voters should have much confidence in Mr. Gore's capacity for leadership on the issue.

The regulator found the firm had not made necessary improvements to respond to customer complaints.

In a letter to Ms Morgan, Sir Michael said he was "extremely concerned about the large number of failings" in each of the six schools and was "not convinced" current managers were capable of making necessary improvements.