Sentence examples for improvements policy from inspiring English sources

This article was amended on 15 April 2015 to make clear that the freedom bill and a programme for insulating public buildings were both partially met, and the home energy improvements policy was met.

To drive the improvements, policies at national level coordinated for respective product types across the nations is needed.

On January 17 , 2010 the Chicago Tribune reported that "Six years after Mayor Richard Daley" — (and his chief school administrator, Arne Duncan) — "launched a bold initiative to close down and remake failing schools, Renaissance 2010" — (Duncan's school improvement policy) — "has done little to improve the educational performance of the city's school system".

When he penned that sentence, Kennan may well have had in mind something allied to the self-improvement policy advocated at the end of his Long Telegram.

Yet the key elements in Duncan's failed policy in Chicago are exactly what he and Obama are selling to the nation in the Race to the Top, Duncan's national school-improvement policy.

Earlier this week, Suffolk County Council said it was about to approve a £2.4m spending package as part of its Raising the Bar school improvement policy.

These stakeholders remain critical if the SCE interventions are to be scaled-up nationwide and subsequently adopted as a national quality improvement policy.

There are a variety of factors contributing to the necessity of TEP, including load growth, components' entry or decommissioning, technological improvement, policy incentive, etc. [2].

Though a "no improvement" policy precludes the very kind of whimsical tinkering that built the pools, visitors can soak and sun themselves in the lapidary handiwork of the pre-1994 era.

Thanks to the continuously emerging assessments as well as studies aiming at evaluation method improvement, policy makers and landscape managers have an increasing interest in integrating ecosystem services into their decisions.

This study investigates the relationship between road-based public transport users' preferences and expectations of particular levels of support and their support of a set of improvement policy scenarios in Indonesia.