Sentence examples for called improvements from inspiring English sources

Crace recounts the unsettling of the countryside through enclosure, that fencing off and private seizure of resources its champions euphemistically called "improvements".

Some experts suggest that what is being called improvement may represent no more than random spikes in test scores.

Patent lawyers recommended the use of what are called improvement patents, by which the life of a patent — in the United States, its life is seventeen years — could be extended almost indefinitely.

The writer ran into Arthur, an old friend who was unhappy about the so called "improvement" of N.Y.C. Arthur's apartment building was about to be demolished & replaced by a new 31-story building.

We propose a design process called Improvement Design Process (IDP) that compares different types of features by using TRIZ and the Information Integration Method (IIM).

But Judge John Torrence of Jackson County Circuit Court ruled that the agreement called for improvements to existing hospitals.

Among his many recommendations, Laming called for improvements in the exchange of information between the various authorities.

Senator Clinton has frequently called for improvements in the emergency plans and the plant's security-guard force.

Numerous government reports have highlighted the agency's backlog of disability claims and called for improvements in shifting resources.

The school said those problems were not endemic, but the state limited the college's enrollments and called for improvements.

We paid a Sussex company called Ieo Home Improvements £2,388 by bank transfer last December as a deposit for a conservatory.