After his downfall, sympathetic parliamentarians rushed to improve the lot of the workers.
Mark Pearson, OECD Deputy Director of Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, said many medics were too rushed to improve the care they give.
As we rush to improve the system that failed one child, let's make sure we improve how we stop abuse in the first place.
The terrorist attacks of September 11th generated a grim surge in business for Kroll, as corporations rushed to improve their security plans.
In their rush to improve short-term profits, they have helped kill an entire sector of industry in the United States.
States should follow the lead of Gujarat, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, which are due to launch the world's first cap-and-trade schemes for particulates.India's leaders need to recognise that the pollution created in the rush to improve people's lives sets progress back and that emissions can be curbed in ways that do not wreck economic growth.
In the rush to improve statistics and tick boxes, there's a danger that something similar is happening to playwrights from diverse backgrounds: they end up constantly in development or getting play readings, but theatres won't actually take the risk on programming their work, which is what allows them to learn and grow as writers.
Advisers have told me they have found children who were once in academies somehow no longer being in academies, whether that is a result of the rush to improve test scores, prove "progress" or because of an unwillingness to spend money on supporting such children.
In a rush to improve transport and the flow of traffic in time for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, the government filled in rivers, or threw up elevated roads over them.Nihonbashi, once the point from which all distances in the realm were measured, now sits oppressed under an eight-lane expressway.
To fight back Panera invested in more labor during lunch rush, to improve customers' experiences.
