Sentence examples for decree to improve from inspiring English sources

The government said it enacted the emergency decree to improve security and ensure that Feb. 2 elections, opposed by protesters, are held without disruption.

During the 1990s, the MTA was plagued by soaring deficits, financial miscalculations and other problems that led the agency to curtail an ambitious subway construction program and sign a consent decree to improve bus service for minority riders.

Sessions ordered a review of consent decrees (that those police departments are actually in favor of), and his actions are halting reform that all sides agree is desperately needed in order to improve police and community relations.

The lawsuit originally resulted in the 1996 consent decree meant to improve health care for indigent children.

Gov. George W. Bush's presidential campaign announced yesterday that Texas would appeal a federal court ruling that the state had failed to abide by the terms of a 1996 consent decree intended to improve health care for poor children.

Putin said Thursday that he will issue decrees intended to improve conditions in orphanages and make adoption more palatable for Russian families.

During the mayoral campaign, Hahn said he would push the MTA to drop its challenge of a consent decree requiring it to improve bus service, a position that could put him at odds with other board members.

The state has not only abridged a court order intended to improve health care for poor children but is providing medical services to fewer youths than before the consent decree was entered, a federal judge found.

The state settled with the plaintiffs and signed a court decree in April 1975 promising to improve conditions at Willowbrook and to transfer residents to new homes.

In 1993, after eight years of listening to the Red Cross promise to reform, the F.D.A. obtained a court-supervised consent decree, forcing the organization to improve its practices to ensure the safety of the national blood supply -- 45percentt of which is provided by the Red Cross.

I would ask you to keep your campaign promise to support the consent decree with the MTA to improve the bus system, one element, of course, being the purchase of 350 new buses.