| Assessment of the company's quality and improvability by means of international ISO quality criteria as well as best practice criteria. |
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| Successful health services in the 21st century must aim not merely for change, improvement, and response, but for changeability, improvability, and responsiveness. |
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| Almost all of Jonathan Demme's major films, from Citizens Band to Beloved, express a belief in the unpredictability and improvability of human nature. |
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| Through all her incarnations, Huffington's interest in mass movements, human potential, and the improvability of man has been as consistent as her suspicion of pharmacology, utilitarianism, and Skinner boxes. |
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| James Surowiecki on the improvability era. |
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| It both appealed to Gruen's top-down design philosophy — like any good socialist, he believed in the improvability of man by man — and played straight into the fears of middle-class American shoppers. |
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