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A Chinese Embassy contact told us that Beijing had been concerned that China-Korea relations would suffer because of the emphasis Lee wanted to put on improving U.S.-Korea relations.

To reduce the number of crashes on this road type, attention should be put on improving the safety of the infrastructure of this road type.

In recent decades, increasing interests have been put on improving the stability and selectivity of nanocatalysts for clean energy production due to the decrease of fossil fuels.

Power industry around the world is facing several changes since deregulation with constant pressure put on improving security, reliability and quality of the power supply.

Further work will be put on improving the precision of the source tracing.

"It's really consistent with the priority that this government has put, and legitimately put, on improving the relationships between the private sector, the public sector, and academia".

Speaking in the Commons, she said the firm was being put "on notice" to improve services, which had been "unacceptable for far too long".

Both patients and surgeons had too optimistic expectations for certain activities, such as cutting toenails, putting on shoes, improving sexual activity, sport and professional activity.

It is interesting to note that developed countries such as Australia and Sweden place more emphasis on waste recycling, and waste reuse/recover, whereas other countries such as Taiwan, South Africa, and India have put emphasis on improving almost all processing and manufacturing techniques identified above.

Also, we have put emphasis on improving the transcript coverage and gene completeness so that it can be of wide use for gene prediction, even in highly polymorphic genomes.

The proposals that have been put forward on improving the exchange of information and strengthening operational cooperation are a step forward in the fight against terrorism and organised crime, but Europeans' feelings of insecurity, which we acknowledge, must above all be combated through an active policy of protecting and promoting fundamental rights.