Sentence examples for improving human from inspiring English sources

He remains, of course, one of the great champions of capitalism's potential for improving human lives.

Kate Allen, UK director of Amnesty International, said Xi's comments about improving human rights were welcome but "a considerable understatement".

The first group, the market builders, are improving human rights in China, he points out, simply through their presence there.

And if the government really attaches importance to improving human rights worldwide – as Hammond claims – it must prove it.

Mr. Richard last month announced an organizational overhaul aimed at improving human resources management and simplifying management structures.

I have nothing against him or his work, which seems well-intentioned and directed at improving human welfare.

"Politicized accusations and pressures are not helpful to improving human rights in any country," Chen Chuandong said, according to Reuters.

"Breaking the cycle of food-borne illness and improving human health is an important goal of the U.S. Department of Agriculture," she said.

Researchers have routinely generated new strains of mice by manipulating mouse embryonic cells, and some aspects of this technology may prove useful for improving human embryonic cells.

The commission is seeking consciously to shift the balance from what Costello called "catastrophism" to a far more positive message about the potential for improving human health.

A July report by the Council of Europe said the police in Diyarbakir had lagged behind the rest of the country in improving human rights.