"We are in the business of improving people's lives".
The company's promotional blurb characterises what it does as the simple business of "improving people's lives".
Then, they can get back to the business of improving policing.
A whole subculture of athletes and the coaches and chemists who are in the business of improving their performances is eager for the latest medical advances.
And if you are in the business of improving America's brand, there is no better way to start than by replacing the current president.
Profiting from the misfortunes of others and from his own success in staying out of other people's accidents, Button was already up to ninth position and preparing to go about the business of improving his prospects.
As an orthodontist, he is "in the business of improving on God" by making more beautiful people who can afford his high fees for "retrusion and occlusion and the problems caused by overbite".
"Unless we're prepared for another intelligence failure, we need to get about the business of improving our intelligence service," said Representative Porter J. Goss, the Florida Republican who, as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and as a former spy, is perhaps the C.I.A.'s most important ally on Capitol Hill.
The movie begins on the night of another tragedy, the death of Lady Diana, and while so many of the film's characters are concerned about a figure so far removed from their lives, Amélie goes about the business of improving the day-to-day lives of people she actually knows.
Representative Porter J. Goss, the Florida Republican who is chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and one of the C.I.A.'s closest allies in Congress, said in an interview on Friday that "unless we're prepared for another intelligence failure, we need to get about the business of improving our intelligence service".
A recent poll had 54% of Quebeckers favouring "sovereignty", the highest level since 1998, though a 56% majority of these would want Quebec to remain nominally a part of Canada.In his televised speech, Mr Martin bemoaned the fact that electoral calculations are distracting members of parliament from the business of improving Canadians' lives.
