Sentence examples for catalyst for improvements from inspiring English sources

But a recent confidential memorandum detailing Sheila's case from her lawyer, Maggie Brandow, to Judge Friedman has aroused deep concern in the judicial community here and may serve as a catalyst for improvements in the treatment of emotionally disturbed youths.

However, Ronaldo - who helped Brazil win the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea - believes the tournament could be a catalyst for improvements in Brazil.

Although proving that the later stages of those reforms, which included patient choice, provider competition, and expanded capacity, was a catalyst for improvements in equity is impossible, the data show that these reforms, at a minimum, did not harm equity.

"We see no short-term catalyst for improvement in I.T. demand," she said.

But his approach relied too heavily on private development as the catalyst for improvement, Mr. Sorkin said.

But he believes Faletau committing to the region for another two years can be a catalyst for improvement.

Screening of the catalysts was carried out in a Parr autoclave and observed that 1.5%Pt/Al-SBA-15 is an effective catalyst for improvement in cetane index of HLGO.

Saint Peter's was able to leverage its significant history in the area and its Jesuit heritage to serve as a catalyst for improvement in the community and beyond.

While economic development and socio-political transformation in post imperial China took hundreds of millions out of poverty, liberated the Chinese women -- "Women hold up half the sky" said Mao Zedong - and extended for all the life expectancy -- 41 years in 1950, 76 now -- Deng Xiaoping's effort of "Reform and Opening up" remains a catalyst for improvement across the Chinese society.

In both cases, the catalysts for improvements were government commitment and commensurate budget financing.

He added, "A project to restore blighted storefronts served as a catalyst for subsequent improvements".