Sentence examples for improved fair from inspiring English sources

RAMAPO won its 17th consecutive game by beating much improved FAIR LAWN, 21-6.

Mr. Criscitelli was the president of Figli di San Gennaro, the group that runs the new, improved fair.

Table 1 Odom's criteria Outcome Criteria Excellent All preoperative symptoms relieved; abnormal findings improved Good Minimal persistence of preoperative symptoms; abnormal findings unchanged or improved Fair Definite relief of some preoperative symptoms; other symptoms unchanged or slightly improved Poor Symptoms and signs unchanged or exacerbated.

" Apart from REACT, I think that good leadership skills and attributes in the District have contributed to improved fair priority-setting processes.

"Apart from REACT, I think that good leadership skills and attributes in the district have contributed to improved fair PS processes".

The methodology is applied for typical ship forms to indicate that, provided that the designer can specify appropriate design objectives and geometric constraints, the methodology can produce alternative hull forms with significantly improved fairing characteristics.

A BIS spokesperson said:  "The Government has been very clear about the importance of widening participation and improving fair access in higher education – all those with the ability should be able to study at university, irrespective of family income.

The E.U.'s legislative bodies have been motivated to improve fair trial rights by strengthening judicial cooperation among member states and adopting a number of new binding laws on defendants' rights: not only the right to a lawyer, but also to access to interpretation and translation, to information (Europe's new version of Miranda rights) and to the presumption of innocence.

"If you want to improve fair play in Europe, there are many ways you could do it.

Vonnie Sandlan, NUS Scotland president-elect, said: "Today's announcement is a strong recognition of the importance of student support to improving fair access and a step forward in boosting the amount of money the poorest students have.

We believe that the integration of the two frameworks in a single approach holds large potential to improve fair and rational priority setting [ 57].