Sentence examples for improved citing from inspiring English sources

EU data protection authorities in April demanded that the framework be improved, citing concerns with the leeway they said it left for the United States to collect data in bulk.

The Department of Health said that survival rates for some forms of cancer had improved, citing official figures.

Andy Dehnart of MSNBC was slightly more positive in his review, acknowledging that while "most of the housewives are stuck in their second-season ruts," the show's overall quality has improved, citing the Orson storyline as a welcomed change from the slow-moving Applewhite mystery arc.

But Kerr says it is "only a matter of time" before Arsenal improve, citing the 2-0 win over Everton in the FA Women's Cup final - her last match in charge - as evidence.

But that does not stop him trying, arguing facilities have also improved and citing the inspirational effect of so much televised football on young players.

HCA says its hospitals have improved and, citing its own internal analysis, says its rate of bedsores is now below the national average.

However, critical opinion has improved since 1984, citing the film's intensity and imagination.

The reviewer from GameTrailers noted that the game's visuals had improved greatly, citing the effects, environments and cinematics as some of the largest upgrades.

Among the voters who said their opinion of Mr. Obama had improved, many cited his debate performance, saying they liked his calm demeanor and the way he had handled the attacks on him from the McCain campaign.

But in further testimony, Mr. Weisberg and Chad Vignola, the department's general counsel, described the teachers' contract as a major impediment to improving schools, citing the grievance procedures, seniority rights and other rules.

Critical recognition of Ware's album later improved, being cited by Allmusic as "the perfect mix of soul, light funk, jazz, and what was about to become the rhythmic foundation for disco".