Sentence examples for stressed improvements from inspiring English sources

Mr Yudhoyono has also stressed improvements to the welfare of soldiers, ranging from better firearms to better salaries, health care and living conditions.

The Orma pastoral women provide an apt example of this latter dynamic (Einsminger 1992).112 The Kenya National Development Plan of 1989 to 1993 envisaged long-term goal policy plans that stressed improvements in standard of living of people in Arid and Semi-arid Lands (ASALs) by integrating them into the wider Kenya economy.

It has placed American military and civilian officials here in the delicate position of stressing improvements relative to the violence that raged in 2006 and 2007, when in some months nearly 3,000 people died, while acknowledging the vast gulf that remains from a stable democracy.

That's why we continue to stress improvement".

With these considerations in mind, perhaps it is not surprising that few genes identified as key candidates for abiotic stress improvements as a result of growth cabinet studies have been used successfully to improve stress tolerance under actual field conditions [ 52].

The predicted numerical results under as-welded and UIT treatment conditions were compared to present weld residual stress improvements.

Utilizing a similar protocol, Derives et al. [80] reported similar alterations in systemic oxidative stress; however, no change in skeletal muscle 4-HNE expression was observed, suggesting that oxidative stress improvements also occur in other tissue sources.

The company's image was also helped within the business community by its management philosophy, which stressed continuous improvement and a production system that allowed workers to slow or stop the assembly line if problems arose.

Bhutan's development plans have stressed the improvement of transportation and communications, and by the early 21st century the combined sectors had become a significant contributor to the country's GDP.

Further it is stressed that improvement of this situation is impaired by under-diagnosing and under-reporting.

Chote is stressing the improvements for the UK are cyclical rather than structural.