Sentence examples for bolster quality from inspiring English sources

Effective and sustained funding for radiology research has the potential to cultivate young researchers, bolster quality research, and enhance health care.

Show participants said the financial pressure on the industry and the renewed public attention on guns would make companies especially eager to bolster quality and safety — especially in military towns like Tampa and other markets with avid, discerning firearms customers.

(2) Bolster quality assurance through several mechanisms.

Henceforth, increasing awareness of health literacy, a concept only introduced in Japan in the late 1990s [ 28], is an important step to further bolster quality communication between PHNs and community residents.

Mr. Fields, 51, has systematically improved productivity in the North American business by consolidating factories, cutting jobs and bolstering quality.

Mr. Neill maintains that these exams undermine, not bolster, the quality of education in a process that invites cheating.

Asian automakers tend to focus on eliminating sounds and smells, and that has helped bolster their quality rankings: consider that the most frequent complaint among car buyers is that they hear too much wind noise.

"It's politically tempting to rely on central rules and mandates to bolster the quality of preschool, but our research shows few consistent benefits for children," said John Gasko, co-author of the new study and director of state programs at the Children's Learning Institute, based at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston.

The settlement resolved allegations that A.I.G. had participated in bid-rigging schemes and paid insurance brokers to steer business its way, used fraudulent insurance transactions to bolster the quality and quantity of its earnings and underreported to state insurance departments the amounts of workers' compensation premiums it had collected, on which it owed taxes.

They should continue to bolster their quality measures, while reducing the burden of collecting such measures.

The firm says it "deeply regrets" how its CDO ratings failed to anticipate mortgage market conditions as the financial crisis hit, and that it has since spent $400m to help bolster the quality of its ratings.