Sentence examples for improving the readiness from inspiring English sources

"Caroline Kennedy Takes Post as Fund-Raiser for Schools" (front page, Oct. 2): Ms. Kennedy, Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein and the private companies they will be reaching out to should consider improving the readiness of students entering kindergarten.

Testability plays an important role in improving the readiness and decreasing the life-cycle cost of equipment.

The Australian government committed to improve the ADF's capabilities by improving the readiness and equipment of ADF units, expanding the ADF to 57,000 full-time personnel and increasing real Defence expenditure by 3% per year.

This expansion had little impact on improving the readiness of Australian forces upon the outbreak of the war, though, as the provisions of the Defence Act 1903 restricted the pre-war Army to service in Australia and its territories including Papua and New Guinea.

The Government committed to improve the ADF's capabilities by improving the readiness and equipment of ADF units, expanding the ADF and increasing real Defence expenditure by 3% per year; in the event, expenditure increased by 2.3% per annum in real terms in the period to 2012 13.

He has set new standards for education, increased tax collection and revenue-generation, improved the readiness of the country's once-feeble army and repaired Soviet-era infrastructure to the degree that the country, once plagued by blackouts, now has a reliable electricity supply.

Service in the post war CMF was initially on a voluntary basis and recruitment remained poor until 1951 when conscription was introduced once again in an effort to improve the readiness of the Australian military during the Korean War.

The study shows that experience and training combine to improve the readiness of nurses to care for dying patients.

To improve the readiness of the general population to act as gamete donors and given the relative importance and long-term impact of oocyte donation, more research on the psychosocial consequences for donors is needed.

Though there may be a number of other areas that could be involved, there is a need to improve the readiness of the hospitals to provide comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care including review of clinical guidelines and management protocols, and at the same time updating the staff on management of complications of pregnancy.

Labour first pledged universal free nursery places for three and four-year-olds in the 1997 election campaign amidst claims that it would a "double dividend" - improving the school readiness of five-year-olds whilst reducing the cost of child care.