Sentence examples for the necessity of improving from inspiring English sources

"The Syrian regime has started to acknowledge the necessity of improving relations with Lebanon, but has not yet acknowledged the necessity of a total improvement," wrote Samir Kassir in the independent daily newspaper An Nahar.

But he emphasized the necessity of improving the Iraqi forces, saying, "We're committed to establishing those forces and handing over that security mission where possible as quickly as possible".

Both the public and the chemical industry realized the necessity of improving chemical process safety.

The paper industry is facing the necessity of improving process efficiency, especially in terms of energy and raw materials consumption.

The lesson regarding the necessity of improving the seismic performance of buildings in Iran was identified again after the 2003 Bam earthquake disaster.

The necessity of improving the air traffic and reducing the aviation emissions drives to investigate automatic steering for aircraft to effectively roll on the ground.

The research also highlights the necessity for improving the prediction of compressive strength of concrete masonry by masonry design codes.

In present work, considering the above-mentioned key roles of CA combined with the necessity to improve bioactivity of HAp, we prepared four HAp samples in the presence of different CA contents (0, 1, 5 and 10 ml) using the sol gel approach.

Despite broad agreement on the necessity to improve quality of diabetic care through implementation of clinical guidelines, in Italy many people with diabetes still lack adequate care in general practice.

The Endorse study reinforces the necessity to improve implementation of available guidelines for evaluating VTE risk and to implement measures that ensure that at-risk patients receive appropriate prophylaxis.

Barriers on the level of the individual professional were being content with current routine depression care (and thus not being convinced of the necessity to improve care), and being unfamiliar with certain interventions (e.g. e-health interventions or relapse prevention) or tools (e.g. instruments to assess and monitor depressive symptoms).