Sentence examples for to make demonstrable from inspiring English sources

Michael J. O'Farrell, Chair and Executive Director of MAG said, "Our mission for the Mobile Internet in Developing Countries task force is to make demonstrable improvements in communications by leveraging.mobi domains, open standards policies and best-practice solutions for the mobile web.

Depending on how long a school has been struggling, local districts would have one or two years to make "demonstrable improvement".

Claims of success by the U.S. military have undercut precisely the antiwar arguments that were supposed to be the most effective in political terms -- harping on the American death toll and the inability of the occupying troops to make demonstrable progress at subduing Iraqi resistance and bending the country's parliament to Washington's will.

Given that the results from objective monitoring of sedentary time in the NHANES has indicated that adults spend an average of 55% of their day engaged in sedentary pursuits, 26 a significant shift in behaviour change at the population level is required to make demonstrable improvements in life expectancy.

But his visit coincided with action by Congress to trim the budgets for the two main proposals he highlighted here, a plan to increase aid to countries that make demonstrable progress toward democracy and free markets and a program to send $15 billion to some of the world's poorest nations over the next five years to combat AIDS.

A keen advocate for ensuring those with mental illness have access to the right services and benefit from equal life chances, Walker is throwing down the gauntlet to political parties to make a "demonstrable commitment" to mental health.

To do so requires us to reject two romantic notions: first, that policymakers will ever think like scientists; and second, that there is a clearly identifiable point of decision at which scientists can contribute evidence to make a demonstrable impact.

While it may seem like there aren't many opportunities for you to make a demonstrable impact where you live, there are a lot of national organizations that can give high school students the chance to do fantastic things.

This fact underscores the paradox we now see in long-term care: as the federal government and our profession are making demonstrable strides to improve care quality for seniors and the disabled, the resources to sustain recent successes are constantly in jeopardy.

For the simple reason that, while the N.F.L. has made demonstrable, albeit imperfect, progress thanks to the Rooney Rule, college football is another story entirely.

If your significant other works a regular, full-time job, he or she may grow to resent your luxuriously lenient schedule especially if you're not making demonstrable hay with it.