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The airline could also save about $10 million a year by improving training of its sales staff and increasing the number of corporate accounts handled by each staff member.

Recurrences of Buruli ulcer could likely be reduced by improving training of doctors in correct excision procedures (6) and by following up patients regularly.

He has said he would work to change the culture of the Police Department from within, by improving training.

We must put the safety of America's children FIRST by improving training and by giving schools and law enforcement better tools.

Improving their collaboration should reduce the potential mistrust of the two organisations by aligning their interests and improving training and supervision of TB control in the hospitals.

Improving collaboration should reduce the potential mistrust of the two organisations by aligning their interests, improving training, and improving supervision of TB control in the hospitals.

PAHO, WHO, national and international agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) hope to prevent 100,000 deaths in children under 5 years of age in the Americas by 2002 by improving the training of health professionals, the quality of the health system required for effective administration of childhood illnesses and family and community practices [ 4].

UNICEF is assisting the government to further expand and enhance the quality of ICDS in various ways: by improving the training of anganwadi workers; by developing innovative communication approaches with mothers; helping to improve monitoring and reporting systems; providing essential supplies; by developing community based early childcare interventions.

We consider it vital that the management of the smoking habit is broadened by encouraging the health-care professionals towards intervention by improving their training and awareness of the disease.

Other recommendations included improved training on the duties of police charged with the care of detainees; improved cultural competency training; and localised, on-country training for officers in regional stations to be carried out by local Aboriginal people.

Of equal importance, said Campello, was raising educational standards by improving teacher training, building libraries and laboratories – and by ensuring that children spend a full day in school.