Sentence examples for makes on improving from inspiring English sources

The committee has no real powers to punish the tycoon if he fails to deliver on his pledges, although Wright had promised to "continue to hold Mr Ashley's feet to the fire, in as constructive a manner as possible, checking on the progress he makes on improving working conditions for workers at his premises".

The committee has no real powers to punish the tycoon if he fails to deliver on his pledges, although Wright promised to "continue to hold Mr Ashley's feet to the fire, in as constructive a manner as possible, checking on the progress he makes on improving working conditions for workers at his premises".

Better progress has been made on improving access to water: 91% of the global population uses an improved water source – one that protects water from external contamination – up from 76% in 1990.

Little progress has been made on improving labour-market regulation.

A spokeswoman said that prices need to rise if progress is to be made on improving wages.

"It would be an unfortunate compromise to boost crop subsidies," Mr. Lugar said, "and not retain the advances the Senate has made on improving conservation and nutrition payments".

Frannie Léautier, executive secretary of the African Capacity Building Foundation, noted the irony in progress made on improving life expectancy creating an urgent need for more jobs – a million more a month on the continent.

The former Soviet state's moment in the spotlight only highlights the painfully slow progress that has been made on improving the lives of children in a society where poverty, alcoholism and parental neglect are still forcing many on to the streets.

Up to now, numerous research efforts have been made on improving durability, wettability, and strength of resins or adhesives.

In addition, attempts were also made on improving the product purity with a two-stage washing step.

This study can provide an important frame of reference for decision making on improving groundwater quality in the study area and nearby surrounding.