Sentence examples for improve states from inspiring English sources

In the past five years, Indiana, Michigan and West Virginia have also enacted such laws, with Republicans championing them as measures that advance employee freedom and improve states' business climates.

Ms. Norton has been a strong advocate of giving states and local communities more authority than the federal government on environmental matters, and in 1996 speaking of her own effort to improve states' rights, she referred to the Confederate cause, saying "we lost too much" when the Union won the Civil War.

A composite index can also provide with an important benchmark for designing policies to improve states' overall performance.

If the ECB buys assets it may improve state and firms' balances.

She asserted that Mr. Bush had done little to reduce air pollution or improve state parks in Texas.

In Nebraska, the efforts of Mr. Chessmore and others got the state to hold an Indian education summit and appoint a panel to improve state policy.

They want to improve state television ("a regimen of football, telenovelas and American movies with no sign of its legal obligation to inform and educate").

Asked if his position on the issue had now changed, he said: "Theresa May and Justine Greening's motivation here is unimpeachable: they want to improve state education".

Mr. McGreevey has positioned himself as a pragmatist intent on finding sober if modest ways to improve state government after eight years of Republican leadership in Trenton.

The pair agreed on many policy issues, including the need to boost the national minimum wage, improve state-funded childcare and fight government spending cuts.

"We're on a great trajectory here to continue to improve state of the art," said Jim Balcom, the company's president and chief executive.