Sentence examples for secured improvements from inspiring English sources

But Labor speakers maintained that they had secured improvements to the original bill, including protections for journalists and other safeguards after the government accepted the recommendations of the bipartisan security committee.

The teachers prevailed on both occasions, and this year, secured improvements such as salary increases, reductions in class sizes and obtaining a full-time nurse in every school.

For example, they regularly undertake audits as part of their training, but the information they gather is rarely used to secure improvements.

The mental health crisis care concordat – signed by 22 national organisations, including the Department of Health, the Home Office and the charity Mind – is aimed at securing improvements in the treatment of people having a mental heath crisis.

It agreed that some of the underlying issues with the processing of data from exit checks were "inhibiting full realisation of all potential operational benefits at this point in time" but said the Home Office could secure improvements without reintroducing the special programme.

"Where local authorities had fallen below acceptable standards, we took action to secure improvements.

An Anglesey council spokesperson said: "In order to secure improvements, we have recently established a corporate information governance project board to embed and improve a culture of data protection compliance throughout the whole organisation".

However, it highlights an example of joint working between the two governments to secure improvements to strategic cross-border routes, with £2bn in rail investment on the electrification of the Great Western main line and a proposed new rail link to Heathrow Airport.

Rx: Help Americans Prevent Disease Beyond securing improvements in access and coverage, lawmakers have the opportunity to help Americans address the primary factors that shape their health.

SPI1 set out to secure improvements in patient safety 7 8 9 and covered a range of aims (box 1), which included a 50% reduction in adverse events.

The study (commissioned by the National Institute of Clinical Excellence) [ 3] aimed to review the effectiveness of assessment and appraisal in terms of influencing planning decisions at the plan level to secure improvements in health and address health inequalities.