Sentence examples for to implement better from inspiring English sources

"Companies tend to fight the bills, saying it would be too expensive or onerous to implement better security".

The city could reduce nutrient levels in its water supply by working with farmers in the watershed to implement better farming practices on just a few thousand hectares.

"There is no excuse for this and the Government needs to implement better systems before the public's faith will be restored".

But when the Qatari minister for labour visited Kathmandu in April, he was lobbied by Nepalese officials to implement better insurance policies and require employers to pay any fees illegally charged by recruitment agencies.

She strives to implement "better coaches and facilities" at the grass-roots and the recent success of the England women's team has been helped greatly by her bringing the Women's FA Cup Final to Wembley Stadium.

Namibia, like many countries, lacks the information needed to implement better fisheries management.

Security challenges come as part of the package, but they should be seen as a surmountable challenge to implementing better systems, not as a reason to resist moving forward.

They also described a variety of macro system constraints to implementing better alternatives to suspensions.

There is an obvious opportunity to develop and implement better infrastructure systems to redistribute food to those people who are lacking and ensure more efficient use of food resources.

He came to realise that although he might be able to help them implement better assessment systems, or to use technology more effectively, nothing would work unless the teachers got better at helping the children learn.

This toolkit will improve the capacity of key stakeholders including European Commission officials in Brussels and abroad to better identify and address issues related to childrens rights and to design and implement better integrated and more effective policies.