Sentence examples for improve its facilities from inspiring English sources

EMI subsequently announced that it would retain ownership of the iconic studio while seeking outside investment to improve its facilities.

Big River Fish Corporation, of Pearl, Illinois, would harvest, package, and ship carp to the Beijing Zhouchen Animal Husbandry Company, while the state would invest two million dollars in Big River to improve its facilities and processing capacity.

And, for good measure, Mr Livingstone says that the application's benefits do not outweigh "the potential impact on existing badger setts".Mr Livingstone may yet back down and allow the Royal Ballet to improve its facilities.

It came after more than a decade of federal court orders from exasperated judges who demanded that the state improve its facilities and personnel, after the appointment of the most powerful federal receivership since the days of forced racial integration in the South, and after the death of scores of prisoners who committed suicide or died of preventable illnesses.

A 10-year plan to increase the congregation at Gloucester Cathedral and improve its facilities has been given a financial boost.

Though Gehry has designed dining spaces in foreign museums, the PMA has hired the world-renowned architect to reimagine the entire main building as the second, "Core Project," phase of its ongoing effort to modernize and improve its facilities.

KRCT plans to improve its facility-based service and extend its community intervention in the violence-prone area of Mitrovicë district.

The Kosova Rehabilitation Centre for Torture Victims (KRCT) provided treatment for 1,772 trauma victims across Kosovo from 2004 to 2008 and intends to improve its facility-based service and community health programme.

Although the district has been focusing on improving its facilities for the past few years, it is getting ready to shift its focus to curriculum, which is something Plutko is expected to lead, Henry said.

Dr. Levin increased the endowment significantly, raised its academic standing, improved its facilities and softened the tone of administrative interactions with students, faculty and the city of New Haven.

He proposed a $3 fee for every car driving on to the island to cover the cost of maintaining the park and improving its facilities.