Sentence examples for improvements that were acknowledged from inspiring English sources
Since 2011, Infosys put in place new record-keeping and visa procedures and later placed new limitations on the activities in the United States of B-1 visitor visa holders, improvements that were acknowledged in the settlement.
We can use the computational model to quickly and systematically test a large number of regimens and quantify improvements that are achievable, acknowledging two major obstacles: drug toxicity associated with increased cumulative exposure to antibiotics, and patient compliance and implementation issues associated with directly observed treatment.
Yet the ballpark needs the improvements that are already under way, as Steinberg acknowledged.
The new vision for accounting, while it is likely to provide the greatest potential for producing improvements, is a vision that, it must be acknowledged, does not provide the political benefits that existing accounting systems so perniciously do (c.f. [ 72]).
It must be acknowledged that these better results may also be related to the gradual improvement of the peri- and post-operative care of elderly patients.
That much has to be acknowledged.
Clearly, such women are being recognized as a viable market segment: home-buying seminars for women have cropped up around the country; advertising by real estate companies often features single women, not just couples; and home improvement programs and magazines are acknowledging that women can actually hang curtains by themselves.
Deborah Jenkins, chair of Together for Children, said: "Transformation of this scale and from such a low base takes time and while we are disappointed at the overall judgement, we are encouraged that in three out of the five inspection areas Ofsted have acknowledged the improvements that have been made.
"Yeah, that's the goal," he acknowledges.
While the TW standard values every efficiency improvement, the CW standard acknowledges only gains that are passed on to consumers.
