Sentence examples for linked to improvements from inspiring English sources
A reduction in working hours, also an unorthodox environmental policy, has been linked to improvements in environmental health.
Mr. Lee believed that such aid must be linked to improvements in the North's human rights record and the dismantling of its nuclear facilities.
Female economists were more likely to oppose free-trade agreements unless they were linked to improvements in foreign workers' rights, to prevent domestic industries from being undercut.
That year, the big donors to Cambodia -- mainly the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the Asian Development Bank -- insisted that their roughly $1.5 billion in aid be linked to improvements in forest conservation.
Its loans are never linked to improvements in governance or human rights, unlike many of those from Europe, which hosted its own Africa summit in Portugal last December, or America.
The corporate sustainability and responsibility concept is linked to improvements to the companies' internal processes including nvironmental management, human resource management, operations management and marketing (i.e. Corporate Sustainability).
The introduction of an objective, seamless multi-agency inspection – linked to improvement – is overdue.
Legitimate concerns about funding instability will be addressed with three-year investment plans linked to improvement targets.
Reduction in proteinuria has been linked to improvement in both renal and cardiovascular outcomes [ 4, 5].
This provides a key hepatic signature linked to improvement or detoriation of dyslipidemia related parameters by DLI and T0901317 intervention.
Well constructed evaluation is rigorous and defensible and has been linked to improvement in patient care [ 13].
