Sentence examples for directive to improve from inspiring English sources

Early the next year, President Clinton issued a directive to improve security at the laboratories.

The move puts into effect a European Union directive to improve the transparency of pricing.

The EU directive to improve water quality by ending the dumping of sewage is in danger of contradicting another, more recent Euro-edict, which forbids doing anything to harm wild bird populations.

Facilities in the control condition were given a directive to improve HIV services on their own.

A directive to improve test scores forced administrators to get creative.

A day before Armenians worldwide commemorate the Armenian genocide, President Obama gave a speech at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum announcing the results of the Genocide Prevention Initiative he launched last year -- a directive to improve the U.S. government's capacity to respond to genocide and threats of genocide.

Energy requirements for new buildings show the strong direction given by UE Directives to improve energy performance in buildings according to economic feasibility.

Article 118a provides the Community's legislative power to adopt directives to improve, especially in the working environment, the health and safety of workers.

The Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee said Tuesday that prewar American intelligence about Iraq had been hampered by significant shortcomings, including what he called the C.I.A.'s unsatisfactory response to Congressional directives to improve its foreign language capacity.

The Indian government struggles with balancing international directives to improve overall population health with the need to improve individual health.

The Commission shall consider revising Directive 2013/34/EU to improve corporate sustainability risk reporting.