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School leaders pointed out that even under Ofqual's new rules, almost 70,000 exam grades still had to be changed, down from just under 91,000 in 2015 They called for the marking system to be improved to boost confidence in the system.

Microsoft also said that the app's code base had been improved to boost performance and stability.

AUDIO: Listen now The 2012 Education for All Global Monitoring Report Youth and skills: Putting education to work examines how skills-development programmes can be improved to boost young people's opportunities for decent jobs and better lives.

But Apple always asks about new features on this survey, and it's likely looking primarily to figure out what areas related to Touch ID it can improve to boost customer satisfaction with the tech in the future.

"Each other mobile telecommunications network seems to be playing catch up with Tigo," he said adding that "this will make other mobile companies to come up with more improved facilities to boost up the communications industry in the country".

But they share the same fundamental tasks: to reduce skills gaps and shortages, to improve productivity, to boost skills of those working in their sectors and to improve the training that takes place there.

Nestle and Hershey said they have worked on improving yields to boost farmers' incomes.

Here are a few areas in which future iterations of the Apple Watch could be improved to help reach (and boost) projected sales.

"Worcestershire would have looked for 500 but, once Moeen went it was left to the ever-improving Ben Cox to boost their total.

The service will be called Prime Air and comes as Amazon is looking to improve its efficiency to boost growth.

Perhaps more importantly for the Scot, he will be looking to maintain or improve his position to boost his chances of making the European Ryder Cup team.