Sentence examples for lead in improving from inspiring English sources

Environmentalists hail the P.Z.E.V. and California's lead in improving air quality.

He will also have to take the lead in improving the financial regulatory bills moving through Congress.

Most critics agree that the WHO must be the body to lead in improving health worldwide, though calls for reform are mounting.

The F.D.A. has demonstrated a pattern of dangerous idling on food safety issues, and it's time that states step in to take the lead in improving standards.

And Citigroup has been praised by children's advocates: in 2001, the Children's Defense Fund issued a report that cited the company for having taken the lead in improving and expanding the supply of child care nationwide.

As we listen to the debates — whether they be Democratic or Republican — we hear nothing about moral leadership, nothing about taking a lead in improving the world's deteriorating environment, nothing about reinforcing the rule of law here and abroad, nothing about America regaining its role in the world as the embodiment of freedom and goodness.

It says insurers should take a lead role in improving understanding of the potential for changes to the environment.

Finally, and perhaps most importantly, policy makers have the lead role in improving provided care and promoting oral health in those children and their families.

UNICEF hopes that villages like Tilorma will lead the way in improving hygiene and survival rates across the country.

Our approach emphasizes capacity building for government workers to lead the way in improving the situation for women and children in Cambodia.

Since then, distributors and bookstore chains say, HarperCollins has led other publishers in improving systems to track book sales and avoid the unfortunate surprise of heavy returns.