Sentence examples for improving and implementing from inspiring English sources
The next 10 years were spent improving and implementing it.
He also said that improving and implementing codes of defensible space would be important, requiring homeowners to keep 30ft of space from their home free of dead plants and grass and create open spaces between shrubs and trees up to 100ft from their home.
A contest (with a call for ideas and a prototypes' development track), involving University of Bologna undergraduate students in structuring, improving and implementing proposals arose during the participatory design phase.
The accumulation of greater knowledge about adoption is critical to shaping, improving and implementing the laws, policies and practices that are ostensibly designed, first and foremost, to serve these children's interests and to enhance their prospects for better lives.
Thus, besides improving and implementing public health initiatives and preventive treatment strategies, the development of novel antihyperglycaemic agents is needed.
Effective technical input provided in strategic planning and policy recommendations in the area of operations, taking initiative in improving and implementing operations management systems.
Instead it simply offered some guidelines: improve and implement national policies for infection prevention at health-care facilities; raise public awareness; share more information; and so on.
SOLVE can provide us with connections to global health thinkers around the world, who can help us learn how to best improve and implement our approach in Ghana.
Yet the Zhejiang authorities stressed that a pre-screening examination for aspiring party members "should be improved and implemented", according to the Global Times, suggesting that the policy is unevenly enforced.
In this work, Uhlmann's direct-forcing IBM is improved and implemented on a supercomputer with CPU GPU hybrid architecture.
An Expert Regional Technical Group ERTGG) was established in 2009 to improve and implement a process for assessing and assigning "survival benefit units" (SBUs) to restoration actions.
