Sentence examples for improve its approach from inspiring English sources

She added that Home Office officials would review efforts made by the watchdog to improve its approach to investigating deaths.

He said, though, that the bank was taking steps to improve its approach to so-called conduct issues, which involved "significant investment".

He says he regrets the harsh tones he adopted in a report in January, which was used as a warning to Iraq to improve its approach.

The changes are part of a $508 million project, which began in 2010, to repaint the bridge and improve its approach ramps.

She wrote: "I know there were very real concerns about the work of the IPCC and its perceived independence". She added that Home Office officials would review efforts made by the watchdog to improve its approach to investigating deaths.

Zoë Billingham, of the HM Inspector of Constabulary, said: "It is clear that despite good work in many areas, Nottinghamshire Police needs to do more to improve its approach to protecting children.

"Although the complexity and novelty of the scientific methods at the time of the FBI's investigation made it challenging for the FBI to adequately address all these problems, the agency could have improved its approach," the report said.

Alexandra Strick, manager and cofounder of Inclusive Minds, which campaigns for diversity in children's literature, said that publishing was "definitely improving" its approach to disability, with an increasing number of presses taking up its offer of training and advice on diversity.

But he said the government was improving its approach to tackling the group, citing a recent attack on the education ministry in the city that was quickly contained by security forces.

Several witnesses told the panel that the bureau needs to move into the 21st century in improving its approach to finding residents and offering them multiple ways to answer the questionnaire.

Clearly, China has to work on creating a free press and improving its approach to Tibet.