Sentence examples for be linked to improvements from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lee believed that such aid must be linked to improvements in the North's human rights record and the dismantling of its nuclear facilities.
That year, the big donors to Cambodia -- mainly the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the Asian Development Bank -- insisted that their roughly $1.5 billion in aid be linked to improvements in forest conservation.
Studying their soft power efficacy, Atkinson (2010) finds that increasing participation in educational exchanges leads to altering negative perceptions of America in the recipient country and this change can be linked to improvements in local human right records.
The changes in the corticospinal pathways we observed here may be linked to improvements of walking ability and balance.
Finally, incentives provided to the involved health care professionals, could be linked to improvements in the annual donor registration rate in each primary care district.
Improved coverage and therefore uptake of health-care is important as it is has been shown to be linked to improvements in health outcomes [ 28].
Evidence shows that government effectiveness can be linked to improvement in policies due to diplomatic engagement with end results that range from higher per capita income and literacy rates to a growth in prosperity, security and economic stability (Kaufmann et al., 1999; Brown et al., 2008; Lee and Whitford, 2009).
Low scores on the Zung depression inventory (odds ratio 3.43, 1.90 to 6.19, p < 0.001) and the index of somatic anxiety (odds ratio 2.36, 1.36 to 4.09, p < 0.001) were found to be linked to improvement in Roland Morris disability and SF-36 physical functioning scores, with sizable effects on both scales.
Play is linked to improvements in academic skills, classroom behavior, healthy emotional attitudes and better adjustment to school life.
Female economists were more likely to oppose free-trade agreements unless they were linked to improvements in foreign workers' rights, to prevent domestic industries from being undercut.
