Sentence examples for are concerned with improving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tiede points out that such books are written for baby boomers "with warts," that they are concerned "with improving the lives of the Haves" while conveniently ignoring those with "no food," "no medical attention," "no shelters".

In this paper, we are concerned with improving the integration of research outcomes into decision making.

Second, we are concerned with improving the efficiency of reasoning over a set of logical axioms by partitioning the set with respect to some detectable structure, and reasoning over individual partitions either locally or in a distributed fashion.

Adolescents who seek orthodontic treatment are concerned with improving their appearance and social acceptance.

They clearly share a domain of interest, are concerned with improving their repertoire of practices and have developed a strong identity.

Going beyond the traditional dualism between professions and organisations/management, professionalism and managerialism are conceptualised as two different modes of governing, one 'internal' and the other 'external', that are concerned with improving the control over professional knowledge.

Good government has always been concerned with improving people's quality of life and protecting their futures.

For the better part of the last decade, Tesco has been concerned with improving operations at its stores rather than experimenting in cyberspace.

The DfE emphasised that the sole intention of the consultation was to improve safeguarding services: "The proposals were concerned with improving the quality of children's services rather than savings, 'privatisation' or profit-making".

The Educational Testing Service, which has been concerned with improving vocabularies since 1947, issued a report in 2009, "Parsing the Achievement Gap II," which explained some of the benefits of an extensive vocabulary.

Darius I, who succeeded Cambyses in 522 bc and ruled as pharaoh until 486 bc, was held in higher esteem because he was concerned with improving the temples and restored part of their income, and because he codified laws as they had been in the time of Amasis.