Sentence examples for a protracted effort from inspiring English sources

British authorities are still locked in a protracted effort to send another prominent Muslim cleric to Jordan to face charges.

But anyone visiting the show to see Klimt, and only Klimt, will have to make a protracted effort to keep him in sight.

Fitch warned Monday that European politicians were taking a "gradualist" approach to creating a true fiscal union among the 17 euro zone member nations — a protracted effort that Fitch said would impose additional economic and financial burdens on the region.

Ford freely employed company police, labour spies, and violence in a protracted effort to prevent unionization and continued to do so even after General Motors and Chrysler had come to terms with the United Automobile Workers.

In the fall of 2000, in the course of what had become a protracted effort to identify — and, if possible, alleviate — my lifelong unease, I was told that I had Asperger's syndrome.

Days after the British government finally succeeded in extraditing five terrorism suspects to the United States, the authorities in London on Wednesday resumed a protracted effort to send a prominent Muslim cleric to Jordan to face charges.

Following protracted efforts to assemble a viable government, the Social Democrats reached a framework coalition agreement with two other parties - the pro-business ANO party led by billionaire Andrej Babis and the Christian Democrats - in December.

Kazakh authorities said that the police had made protracted efforts to persuade the protesters to withdraw from the railroad tracks but that "50 hooligans" refused to do so.

Bruce has been in charge at Birmingham for little over two weeks since protracted efforts began to part him from his former employees, Crystal Palace, and install him as the man in charge at St Andrews.

He now concluded that his seemingly senseless, extremely protracted efforts to align his sentences on the right side of Microsoft Word were in fact generating unusual syntactical constructions and strange word choices.

The arrest, more than a decade after Mr. Karadzic went into hiding, culminated a long and protracted effort by the West to press Serbia to arrest Mr. Karadzic for the massacres in the southeastern Bosnian town of Srebrenica, in the most heinous crime committed during the Balkan wars.