Well, they are the grand visions of New Labour: improvements in the life chances of young people and the eradication of child poverty in 20 years.
Daldry takes things painfully slowly, not helped by a sappy score, and we are encouraged to muse upon the cultural shortcomings, or improvements, in the life of an aging member of the S.S.
Daldry takes things painfully slowly, not helped by a sappy score, and we are encouraged to muse upon the cultural shortcomings, or even improvements, in the life of an aging member of the S.S.
Afghans complain that the most visible sign of foreign aid is aid workers driving spotless land-cruisers in Kabul, not tangible improvements in the life of the local people.
Those cuts do mark the moment when economic improvements in the life of ordinary people began to slow down, then flatten out, and, in the very long term, begin to decline.
Philanthropist Abigail Disney, President of the Daphne Foundation, said she expected Clinton to transform her personal victory "into meaningful improvements in the life conditions of women around the world, [and] perhaps even into paradigmatic shifts in governance".
Open-air cages installed in the Monkey House resulted in a drastic improvement in the life expectancy of its residents, but the potential for expansion and improvement after the First World War was limited by the post-war economy.
With this, there was an improvement in the life expectancy of these people and the quality of life (QOL) becomes an important instrument for assessing the health of these individuals [ 4].
Significant improvements in the service life of these components under adverse conditions would contribute to the wider use of fuel cells.
Some of the most remarkable improvements in the cycle life of Li-S batteries could be achieved by nano-structuring of the sulfur/carbon (S/C) cathode material.
