"We had to work to better the neighborhood," said Wilson Piña, who owns a travel agency, the Atlas Travel Group, as well as the Highland Driving School.
"We're introducing new itineraries even as we work to better monitor the buildings," said Roberto Cecchi, a culture ministry official who formally oversaw the most recent phase of restoration.
The reports were released by the Transportation Department with a department saying that the F.A.A. and the airlines should work "to better ensure mutual understanding of what constitutes compliance" with F.A.A. rules.
Mr. Tellier and his counterpart at Burlington Northern, Robert D. Krebs, said they would work to better coordinate the operations of the two carriers as fully as possible without a formal merger.
How can Mr. Eggers imagine that I do not work to better my community (though I do not appear in the statistics of structured volunteering, which many students here do)?
"We intend to undertake further work to better understand how firms' actions in one market may affect outcomes in another and how conduct and competition are affected by the links between different parts of the business model," the FCA said.
But the Burmese I talked to told me that, as you might expect, people joined the regime for all sorts of reasons: power, financial gain, fear, a desire to keep a job or get a better one, even the idealistic motive of wanting to work to better the country.
A13 Fast Track for Serbian Reform Promising swift work to better the lives of Serbia's people and to root out injustice, Serbia's democratic coalition celebrated a landslide victory, as partial but official results confirmed the collapse of Slobodan Milosevic's 13-year rule.
Times are increasingly tough for our member organisations – with cuts in statutory funding and public donations decreasing – yet the evidence suggests that people are more willing than ever to donate their time and skills to support charities and their work to better the world around us.
Promising swift work to better the lives of Serbia's people and to root out injustice, Serbia's democratic coalition celebrated today after a landslide victory in parliamentary elections on Saturday, as partial but official results confirmed the collapse of Slobodan Milosevic's 13-year rule.
The experts are now recommending more work to better understand the link.
