Sentence examples for improve ahead from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kahler said he was convinced that the Chinese government was making sincere efforts to improve, ahead of China's expected entry into the World Trade Organization.

Despite Lancaster's enthusiasm, the coach acknowledged there are areas upon which to improve ahead of facing Australia next week.

Conditions are expected to improve ahead of the second session, which starts at 1400 BST, but it is not yet clear whether there will be any dry running.

But Ford said England must improve ahead of their meeting with the 2014 champions, who defeated France 18-11 on Saturday.

Steve McNamara's side have conceded three tries since their opening-day 28-20 defeat by Australia in Cardiff, but will need to continue to improve ahead of their meeting with the Kiwis.

However, it was a far from convincing performance - and Pearce is hoping his team can improve ahead of their second Group A match against United Arab Emirates on Sunday.

"We have hit bottom, and we're probably improving ahead of schedule," said Diane M. Ramirez, the president of Halstead Property.

"We continue to discuss options with DWP for the legislative and regulatory framework for workplace pensions, and how this might be improved, ahead of the green paper, which will consider the future of pension funding, the regulatory framework and TPR's powers".

Italy dominated that match, but Marchisio knows England have improved ahead of their Group D game in Manaus.

People who use Staffordshire's railways have been asked for their views on how it can be improved ahead of the HS2 high-speed rail link being built.

Miller added: "Playing against the number one ranked one-day side in the world is an excellent test for us as we look to keep steadily improving ahead of next summer's ICC Champions Trophy and the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup".