Sentence examples for force for improvements from inspiring English sources
The driving force for improvements and developments in non-destructive testing instrumentation is the continually increasing need to demonstrate the integrity and reliability of engineering materials, products, and the plant.
The driving force for improvements and developments in non-destructive testing instrumentation is the continually increasing need to demonstrate the integrity and reliability of engineering materials, products, and plant.
The results demonstrates that landscape preservation can be a driving force for improvements in farm management and farm income but it is still necessary enlarge the duty to contribute to their preservation improving government measures for the restoration and preservation of the TCLs, and consumer awareness about the importance of products from these areas with TCLs.
A recent study on financial incentives as driving force for improvements in healthcare indicated that finances do play a role, but aspects such as attention to improvements from management, dedicated staff, and practice-based projects can be equally or even more important for successful outcomes [ 41].
She will have a key role in establishing the new commission as a force for improvement in social services.
"I wanted to try to change the agency to be a force for improvement, covering one out of three Americans".
In an NHS made up of hundreds of unique organisations – all with their own communities to serve, geographical differences and local health systems to navigate – this common currency of care should become the driving force for improvement.
"Choice puts the levers in the hands of parents and patients so that they as citizens and consumers can be a driving force for improvement in their public services," said Tony Blair last year.
To ban virus research unless its "concrete, urgent goals" meet the approval of the powers that be is to turn science into an engine of the status quo, instead of a sometimes serendipitous force for social improvement.
"Christianity, even in its most terrible days, even under the most corrupt popes, even during the most unjustifiable wars, was indisputably a force for the improvement of man".
