1. This is where Hong Kong's experience in modern business management and sport administration according to the law can make a difference for the better.
2. Sacrificing our natural and urban heritage might butter up the Home Builders Federation, but it will not make Britain a better place to live.
3. So while tidying up your act won't make you a better employee, it will mean you get to go home on time.
4. One woman pretended she had to make a phone call and so asked the driver to turn off the radio so she could hear better.
5. The circular economy refers to efforts to make better use of recyclable goods in a bid to reduce the capital's demand for material resources.
6. The move is expected to make better use of the pension funds, infuse fresh blood into the capital market and bring lucrative business opportunities to fund managers.
7. He said China will make better use of foreign capital to help upgrade industrial structure and technological innovation.
8. The intention is to increase the currency's flexibility and make it better reflect market supply and demand relations with reference to a basket of currencies.
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9. Ban urged governments and businesses to make investment flows better stimulate economic activity while promoting energy efficiency and green technology at the same time.
10. So perhaps Catherine Zeta Jones chose this dress to make them focus on one or two of her better points.