Sentence examples for geared to improve from inspiring English sources
Similar observation was identified in Nigeria by Ajuwon (2008) who investigated various initiatives geared to improve the special needs education sector.
The proponents of the theory, Argyris and Schön [77] and Fiol and Lyles [78], define organisational learning as a non-hierarchical process to develop collective knowledge geared to improve organisational efficiency.
Other supporting methods geared to improve testing and motivating include tailoring, personalize risk, modelling, consciousness raising, elaboration, mobilizing social support and self re-evaluation (i.e., Tables 4 and 5).
We should not assume that current health services meet the needs of men, or that health service providers or policy-makers are appropriately geared to improve men's use of health services [ 4].
Much forensic research has been geared to improving technologies and techniques.
Much research in the field is geared to improving the efficiency of cloning to prevent so many animals from being lost.
Merrill said: "BT's equity is highly geared to improving performance which we expect to come from the sizeable reductions in headcount now being implemented, other cost and capital expenditure reductions, more disciplined bid pricing and better contract management.
The First Data payment services company and the iFormation Group, an investment and consulting firm, have started eOne Global, a company geared to improving existing electronic payment technologies that process financial transactions on the World Wide Web.
If Cameron won and Hollande lost, there were many who argued that Europe's future prospects also lost out in an intensive bout of horsetrading that prioritised national and vested interests over smart investment geared to improving the EU's flagging competitiveness in the global contest.
We also discussed technologies that can be deployed against such predators, as well as our own approach to detection which accounts for the identification of requests for information from children that would relate to the Cycle of Entrapment, and approaches which were geared to improving our own system and evaluating it against other approaches.
2. Creative discussions geared to improving childcare options.
