Sentence examples for improvement trust from inspiring English sources

Boulder County, Colo., $60.6 million of open space capital improvement trust fund bonds.

The town will also receive a donation of $500,000 for its park site acquisition and improvement trust fund.

"As was reported widely at the time, the club collected insurance proceeds of £500,000, with a further Football Grounds Improvement Trust grant of £375,000," he says.

The significant results of the plague was the creation of the Bombay City Improvement Trust on 9 December 1898 and the Haffkine Institute on 10 January 1899 by Waldemar Haffkine.

The Dadar-Matunga-Wadala-Sion scheme, the first planned suburban scheme in Bombay, was formulated in 1899 1900 by the Bombay City Improvement Trust to relieve congestion in the centre of the town, following the plague epidemics.

This, suggested Burnham, should include "looking at how we can move to a mandatory review of case notes for every death in hospital, and also looking at how we can use a standardised system of case-note review to support learning and improvement in every trust".

After receiving physiotherapy 30 times a day she is showing a marked improvement said the trust.

We explore the implications of these additional considerations for (i) the protection of all parties involved, should the techniques transfer to clinical applications; (ii) the legitimacy of focussing on short-term gains for individuals over public health considerations, and (iii) the maintenance and improvement of public trust in medical biotechnologies.

When asked to describe what this would look like, informants talked about a multi-faceted culture of: inquiry, curiosity, critical consumerism, supported risk taking, constructive challenge, quality improvement, excellence, innovation, trust, respect, reflection, reasoning, learning and sharing.

Among the advantages of this approach, it is worth highlighting an improvement of public trust and an overcoming of the perennial issue of consent form length and comprehension participants could, indeed, receive feedback on the general outcomes of the project.

MPs rejected this argument in their report on energy prices, profits and poverty: We believe that taken as a whole, the benefits of BDOs recommendations - in terms of improvements to transparency and comparability of the statements and associated improvements in consumer trust - significantly outweigh any burdens on the six largest vertically integrated energy companies.