Sentence examples for to better screen from inspiring English sources

The logical first step is to better screen women at key security checkpoints.

So he decided to market the property online at jamesburgearthstation.com and valleyvintagestorage.com to better screen interested buyers.

Christine Quinn, the speaker of the City Council, has promised legislation to require the city to better screen young welfare applicants and direct them to appropriate services.

Impact on industry: Given the significantly higher risk of adverse driving outcomes associated with ADHD, industry needs to better screen for ADHD among employees who drive as part of employment so as to improve safety and reduce costs.

UNICEF also announced that it was leading a campaign to make citizens more aware of trafficking and that it was working with the airlines serving Nepal, the Nepalese government, local police forces, and various nongovernmental organizations to augment the network of checkpoints along Nepal's borders with India and China in an effort to better screen people leaving the country.

Henri E. Cauvin (NYT) THE AMERICAS CANADA: REFUGEE BILL The government introduced a bill in Parliament intended to speed the processing of refugee claims, to better screen claimants for criminal records, to streamline deportation procedures and to impose fines of up to $700,000 and life in prison for anyone convicted of smuggling illegal immigrants.

The decline in deaths "is due to better screening, better use of screening," Dr. Runowicz said.

Health officials said the increase was due to better screening rather than a real increase in sex infections.

He said he thought the new study reflected a real rise in the incidence of the disease, and not just increased diagnosis due to better screening.

One hopes that Tilberis, like Rollin, will succeed in bringing her disease to the public consciousness, and that it will lead to better screening for women at risk, better research into the causes and better treatment.

She said that many of the better outcomes for patients are due to better screening by GPs and a new non-surgical procedure that had been developed to open blocked heart arteries.