Sentence examples for record of improvements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush is building his campaign around his record of improvements in education, a crucial issue to voters and one that traditionally favors Democrats, and Mr. Gore wants to signal he will not cede any ground on this subject.

Labour will have to fight the election, which is expected next year, on its plans to invest in better public services, not on a record of improvements.Judged by its plans, Labour's commitment to public investment looks grand.

He beat the Labour candidate John Biggs and asked to be judged on his record of improvements in the borough.

It delivers some good quality services but its record of improvement is "weak".

But with such an impressive record of improvement, what more needs to be done?

The industry, however, believes the current system works and points with pride to what it considers a record of improvement.

The trouble with economics is that it lacks the most important of science's characteristics — a record of improvement in predictive range and accuracy.

But economics has never been able to show the record of improvement in predictive successes that physical science has shown through its use of harmless idealizations.

According to the UN's report, Sub-Saharan Africa has a better record of improvement in primary education than any other region over the last 15 years, achieving a 20% increase in net enrollment.

The National Chicken Council, which represents the poultry industry, said in a statement responding to the report that it is "unfortunate" that Oxfam portrays "an undeserved negative image of the entire poultry industry despite our outstanding record of improvement in employee health and safety," noting that the poultry industry's injury rate lags behind that of other manufacturing jobs. .

Improvement related documents may be in the form of reports or publications related to specific projects, or those that form the institutional record of improvement strategy and its implementation, such as policies, minutes of meetings, and other artefacts of the reporting structure.