Sentence examples for improvements in country from inspiring English sources

To be sure, it is complex and may be more feasible in countries that have the political and economic power to withstand any undue influence. 5. Grant-making institutions should pay more attention to making sustainable improvements in country pharmaceutical supply systems and the regulatory environment that governs them instead of [solely] on the execution of individual grants (p. 21).

The convergence happened thanks to huge improvements in countries such as Indonesia (+35) and Pakistan (+22).

But the convergence happened thanks to huge improvements in countries such as Indonesia (+35) and Pakistan (+22).

"Progress in the regional average is due almost entirely to improvements in countries that started out with the highest levels of premature mortality," says the report.

The WHO has also praised improvements in countries such as Gambia, Lesotho and Ghana, which have recently created mental health policies and plans.

WORLD's mission is to strengthen equal opportunities worldwide by identifying the most effective public sector approaches, improving the quantity and quality of globally comparative data available, and working in partnerships to support evidence-based improvements in countries worldwide.

The 'search and destroy' strategy has kept MRSA under control in several countries and produced improvements in countries of MRSA endemicity.

But, by opening our eyes to policy successes abroad, we would surely speed the path to national improvement in countries around the world.

Moreover, malnutrition levels have not seen improvement in countries that carry the largest 'burden' of malnutrition, such as  India.

Says Amala Reddy, who as the UNAIDS Regional Programme Advisor for Strategic Information helps manage the Data Hub, "There is a real improvement in countries in understanding the need to know what's happening, where the infections are geographically and who is vulnerable".

He added that it could take years before improvements in the country's balance of payments or GDP translate into improvements for the country's most vulnerable.