Since taking office Aug. 3, Rouhani and his new Cabinet members have been sending tentative signals of willingness to improve relations with the West and ease social strictures and economic woes besetting Iranians who have been under U.S. sanctions for years because of the disputed nuclear program.
On basis of these indications of a willingness to improve the health care system among policy makers, the objective of this study was to assess whether there was a change in policy implementation during 2005 in Kenya.
Smalling, however, has denied such claims and pointed to the team's improved display against Chelsea on Monday as evidence of their willingness to improve.
Most participants indicated a willingness to improve preparation of service users for transition, with some attempts being more successful than others; AMHS nurses (8b and 8c) noted the importance of clear accountability for care co-ordination and realistic expectations of AMHS provision.
May 23 , 2012and lisa o'carroll (@lisaocarroll) #leveson Calcutt in 94 also said: voluntary self regulation shd be revised + strengthened if it doesn't work with statutory complaints body May 23 , 201210.11am BST Dorrell says there was a willingness to improve on behalf of the press and that was reflected by Lord Wakeham's appointment to the Press Complaints Commission.
In these programs incentives include direct payments and/or premium prices paid by consumers, as well as farmers willingness to improve the safety of food and environment.
A sense of motivation and willingness to improve skills among mentees and mentors cultivated positive learning environments in facilities.
In AN, willingness to improve represents only one of several factors required to achieve recovery.
Students indicated that there was a strong relation between the functioning of the group in general and their willingness to improve their own performance in the tutorial group.
Eighteen holes with Mickelson has merely intensified Lewis's willingness to improve.
The forthcoming elections are expected to, at the very least, demonstrate a willingness to improve.
