Sentence examples for prescriptions for improving from inspiring English sources

Some diplomats worry that the government does not have the capacity to carry out even Mr. Collier's limited prescriptions for improving manufacturing, infrastructure, agriculture and the environment.

Spinoza, like Machiavelli, understood that prescriptions for improving the governance of a state can be offered only after one has a proper diagnosis of the problems and a proper grasp of human nature.

Prescriptions for improving schools come and go as fast as political administrations, but study after study shows, and almost everyone agrees, that there is one sure way to make schools better: Make teachers better.

Several of Obama's other prescriptions for improving the health care system through the mechanisms created by the Affordable Care Act also resemble the Clinton campaign agenda.

Sophal acknowledges this, yet his prescriptions for improving aid ("stronger consequences for corruption;" "improved domestic tax revenue performance") appear unlikely to meet with success in the current political climate.

One such participant demonstrates this by responding with one word, " Catholicism," to the guiding question " What keeps you from telling people [about depression]?" Participants' statements also revealed that relatives' and friends' responses to their depressive symptoms could move beyond labeling and judging, to providing repeated, unilateral and unhelpful prescriptions for improving symptoms.

The evaluators' prescription for improving effectiveness is to simplify projects, reduce the number of government ministries involved and tackle more modest objectives.

He is full of energy and convinced that his prescription for improving public services is the only one that will work.

Cass's prescription for improving children's health services – cutting the number of hospitals providing such care and offering more care in the community – is controversial given the opposition aroused when any rundown of a hospital's services is proposed, and is unlikely to be endorsed by ministers so close to the 2015 election.

Part of the prescription for improving performances was to encourage the development of sports medicine.

(source: Think Smart: A Neuroscientist's Prescription for Improving Your Brain's Performance by Richard M. Restak).