Sentence examples for improving use of from inspiring English sources

"Sportscotland is working closely with the Scottish government to encourage people to lead more active lives and these new figures show the growing momentum and excitement around the Games is capturing the imagination of our young people and improving use of sports facilities".

The officials outlined a range of department reforms and innovations they say are needed, including getting firefighters to medical emergencies quicker, improving use of technology and data analyses, and merging two separate 911 call centers operated by the fire and police departments.

Importantly, the availability of female health workers is critical for improving use of maternal health services.

There were also efforts to support consumer led research so that services and resources appropriate to consumer needs for improving use of medicines were developed.

Our findings therefore suggest that there may be potential for improving use of excess capacity through integration, but that overall the pace of increase in productivity is slow.

All studies which successfully achieved their aim (reducing or improving use of benzodiazepines) gave feedback orally, either in a meeting or individual consultations instead of just mailing.

Expanded and improved use of bibliometric indicators such as the h index in a useful and wise manner is suggested.

"Chief officers have been working with the Equality and Human Rights Commission to improve use of stop and search.

Taylor Clawson: Neuromorphic processing – Algorithms for improved use of autonomous micro aerial vehicles, such as quadcopters used for surveying, search and rescue, and professional videography.

While tackling some of these might be tinkering around the edges, a combined approach, rather than a top-down one, engenders better ownership and will facilitate improved use of taxpayers' money.

One recent study, for example, found that improved use of blood-pressure-lowering medicines would result in 89,000 fewer deaths and 420,000 fewer hospitalizations per year, and would reduce health care costs by more than $16 billion a year.