Sentence examples for to improve forces from inspiring English sources

For police responses to domestic violence to improve, forces need to be supported by local leaders prepared to advocate for good quality services and training for all frontline workers who deal with domestic violence.

Mr. Gates has previously expressed hope that if security conditions in the country continue to improve, force levels in Iraq could drop to 10 brigades by the end of 2008.

"The overarching theme is we've done a lot of things to improve force protection, but it is still not deeply rooted in our culture," said a senior defense official who has been briefed on the status of the commission's findings.

In addition, many athletes use belts and straps to improve force generation.

Airway bypass by transbronchial fenestration has been shown to improve forced expiratory volume and flow in explanted emphysematous human lungs.

Up to an ambient temperature of ∼30 °C, bees used solar heat gain for a dual purpose: to reduce energetic expenditure and to increase the thorax temperature by about 1 3 °C, in order to improve force production of flight muscles (Coelho, 1991a) and to speed up suction velocity (Kovac et al., 2010).

Hitting the standard heavy bag is a good way to improve force.

The main findings of the present study were (1) that women with trapezius myalgia showed reduced force capacity during repetitive maximal contractions of the trapezius muscle compared with healthy controls (case-control study) and (2) that 10 weeks of high-intensity specific strength training led to improved force capacity of the trapezius muscle in women with trapezius myalgia.

Still, he cautioned, the security gains here could be fragile if more is not done to improve local forces before international forces depart.

Use of visual force feedback to improve digit force direction during pinch grip in persons with stroke: a pilot study.

Cooling said that in addition to being a deterrent, the unit would train with Bulgarian, Romanian and other troops over the next 18 months to improve US forces' ability to operate with counterparts using different equipment and methods.