Sentence examples for affordable improving from inspiring English sources

But Republican senators responded with campaigns that stressed popular nonpartisan themes: making college affordable, improving schools, cleaning up the environment, fighting consumer fraud and providing health coverage for the poor.

The party's leaders in Albany need to win Nassau so much that they have instructed their candidates to steer clear of partisan appeals and run campaigns stressing cheerful nonpartisan themes: making college affordable, improving schools, cleaning up the environment, fighting consumer fraud and providing health coverage for the poor.

While a majority lack confidence in government's ability to get things done, they also recognize that effective government is needed to help address serious problems, like creating jobs, protecting consumers, limiting pollution, fostering affordable health care, developing new energy sources, making college education affordable, improving public schools, and even reducing poverty.

In Atlanta a letter was delivered to Blackstone's office demanding that the group "stop buying occupied, foreclosed, or subsidized homes, stop unjust evictions, make rent more affordable, improve conditions, and stop discrimination against people of color".

The outcome of the task force's deliberations: an urgent call for a new compact between states and public higher education that represents a shared commitment to broaden college access, make college more affordable, improve student outcomes and ensure academic quality.

She was drawn to Newark, which seemed to be affordable and improving, and was interested in a foreclosed unit in the Society Hill town house complex.

Jeff Merkley, the liberal Democrat from Oregon, asked his Republican "friends" to consider what could have been achieved by spending a trillion dollars on fixing America's infrastructure, or making health care more affordable, or improving the education system.

Mr. Ferrer hewed closely to his themes, promising workers that he would focus on increasing affordable housing, improving public schools and expanding health insurance, even in such trying times.

We should be building more affordable homes, improving transport links and repairing Britain's broken roads right now to create jobs, strengthen our economy and get a long-term return.

It calls for the money earmarked to be switched to "socially useful spending" such as tackling child poverty and youth unemployment, building affordable homes, improving education, mental and physical healthcare and combating climate change.

Campaigning on the issues of affordable housing, improving infrastructure, immigration reform, and better services for senior citizens, Chin won the general election held on November 3 against Republican candidate Irene Horvath in a landslide victory, carrying 86% of the vote.