Sentence examples for pursued improving from inspiring English sources
Two weeks ago, the N.F.L. executive Adolpho Birch said that the league had pursued "improving 88 benefits" and "easing the qualifications for disability" in negotiations with the union for a new collective bargaining agreement, but stopped short of details.
He pursued improved ties with the West throughout his political career and supported the recent nuclear deal with the U.S. despite opposition to it among the nation's hardliners, including supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who rose to the position in no small part because of Rafsanjani's support.
The other six cases of PTLD for whom infusions were not pursued improved with conventional therapy after contacting the cell bank.
Forecast verification tools and methods are needed to pursue improving the spatial and temporal accuracy of forecasts.
One state commissioner, Ralph Marquez, called the plan a "new era of clean air" and said the state "will continue to be as flexible as possible, and we will continue to pursue improved scientific knowledge, but we must get the job done".
Mr. Rowhani has signaled his intention to pursue improved relations with the United States, though it remains unclear if he has the desire or the authority to soften Iran's position over its disputed nuclear program, an underlying cause of the estrangement.
Metal hollow sphere (MHS) structures with a density gradient have attracted increasing attention in the effort to pursue improved energy absorption properties.
For a field dedicated to pursuing improved welfare for its patients, the fact that enhancements often look just like all the other improvements that health care strives to achieve makes it difficult to discern when an intervention transgresses the normative boundary that the concept purports to mark.
To address these concerns, the G7 (now G8) held a summit in Paris in 1987, where they agreed to pursue improved exchange rate stability and better coordinate their macroeconomic policies, in what became known as the Louvre Accord.
Policymakers should pursue improved national TB programs to help meet the challenges of TB control in light of the continuously evolving global disease burden.
