Sentence examples for Intensified work from inspiring English sources

Another area requiring immediate intensified work, Dr. Holdren and other experts say, is large-scale demonstration of systems for capturing carbon dioxide from coal burning before too many old-style plants are built.

"The agency has intensified work with state drinking water programs with a priority focus on implementation of the rule, including engagement with every state drinking water program across the country to ensure they are addressing any high lead levels and fully implementing the current rule," the regulator said.

The 27 EU leaders will sign off on a statement on Friday morning, calling for intensified work in the talks and offering a grave warning of the threat of the UK leaving the bloc on 29 March 2019 without a deal or transition period agreed.

Along with intensified work on the ground-based system, the Pentagon's new plan calls for the accelerated development of chemical lasers that would fly in space or high in the atmosphere, fresh research on an abandoned program to launch thousands of interceptors into space and the expansion of a project to place dozens of sensor-laden satellites into orbit.

By the end of 2012, though, as the war intensified, work began to dry up and the fighting inched closer to Badi's home.

Yet as genetic engineering moved from the novel to the commonplace and a push for better animal disease models intensified, work with modified mice has exploded in recent years.

Also intensify work on reform of WTO.

The governments also agreed to intensify work to identify migrants who could be vulnerable to traffickers, particularly women and children.

At the weekend summit EU leaders will pledge to "significantly intensify" work with the main transit countries for migrants, including Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Niger and Tunisia, according to draft conclusions.

Arriving in Brussels, the Irish taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, described the lack of progress as "very disappointing", and that Dublin was intensifying work on its contingency plans.

This contrasts with a critical discourse of "coercion"—performance measurement is administered by managers to serve the interests of a minority (e.g., by intensifying work, reducing operating costs, increasing profits, etc.).