Sentence examples for links to improvements from inspiring English sources

The social inclusion workshop included presentations on new empirical evidence on the value of providing those at risk of social exclusion with mobility options, and how this links to improvements in personal wellbeing, often through mediating influences such as social capital.

Additionally, there were links to improvements in various aspects of clinical quality.

A reduction in working hours, also an unorthodox environmental policy, has been linked to improvements in environmental health.

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.

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.

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.

Thus, an increase in the number of prognostic moments is linked to improvements in the time evolution of the PSD and complexity of the cloud microphysics modeling.

This value is significantly higher than what would be expected from high temperature annealing alone, which has been linked to improvements in surface morphology and device efficiency in CIGS solar cells.

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 use of checklists has been linked to improvements in ICU care.