Sentence examples for improve the records from inspiring English sources
The division, which does not take positions on legislation, has a big technology project under way to improve the records, Ms. Kava said, and "is working diligently to address this issue".
It is intrinsic to boxing that matchmakers need, on one hand, to put on bouts competitive enough to engage the fickle interest of an audience, but still need, on the other, to improve the records, and thus the market values, of the fighters they are contractually responsible for promoting.
Messrs Cook and Ludwig suggest a combination of solutions: make it costlier to get guns in high-crime areas; improve the records available for screening gun buyers (with more information on possible mental-health problems); keep a paper trail to help connect legal gun owners to illegal gun-use; and offer better law enforcement against illicit gun use.
At district headquarters, Diane H. Pappas, who heads the effort to improve the records system, said her office had logged 24 calls for help across the mammoth school system between 7 a.m. and about 8 30 a.m.
"Something I hope we can do is try and improve the record in terms of tenure of ministers," he said - a reference to the average term for Labour energy ministers of just over year.
Penning committed to working to improve the recording and reporting of incidents involving police officers and Tasers on psychiatric wards, but this by no means go far enough – human rights abuses should be stopped, rather than monitored.
The main function of a modulation code is to improve the recording density and increase the storage capacity.
The system used a method of emphasis – pre-emphasis and de-emphasis – to reduce tape noise and noticeably improve the recording and playback process.
It is therefore necessary to evaluate Ptx in larger clinical trials with less baseline variation and to improve the recording of long-term results.
To further improve the recording of Presley's voice, Porter had Telefunken U-47 microphones placed in the studio.
Valerie Delpech, Head of national HIV surveillance HIV and STI Department told VICE, Public Health Englandd has been working to improve the recording of gender identity among those attending for NHS HIV care.
