Sentence examples for a renewed effort at from inspiring English sources

American Express axp also saw its stock rise after the credit card company said it would make a renewed effort at getting into the Internet brokerage industry, cutting prices for online trades and offering access to financial planners.

In the world that President Obama leaves us, it is perfectly acceptable to defile the memory and language of the holocaust all while threatening a renewed effort at Jewish extinction, and do it in America's most prestigious forums.

At the same time, we should expect a renewed effort against all recent attempts at financial sector reform – a point made by American Banker, a trade publication, immediately after the re-election of President Obama.

Or perhaps the Onion did a double-bluff and Apple really is looking at a renewed effort into the world of printers?

In 1960, the board called for a "renewed effort to bring all prisoners to trial at the earliest possible date".

In 1960, the board called for a "renewed effort to bring all prisoners to trial at the earliest possible date". Today, about 45,000 people are remitted to Rikers each year only because they can't post bail at the time of arraignment, and 1,500 of the about 9,000 inmates currently at Rikers have been there for more than a year without a trial.

On November 7th, his administration gleefully voted at the UN for a renewed effort to pass the "Small Arms Treaty".

In re-affirming his pledge to close the detention center at Guantanamo, Obama will push in the speech for a renewed effort to transfer its 166 detainees to other countries.

The actions prompted consternation on the part of the police commissioner at the time, Benjamin Ward, and provided an important catalyst for a renewed effort to create a civilian review board to oversee police conduct.

Staff and unions at Les Echos, France's leading financial daily, will tomorrow launch a renewed effort to block the agreed €240m (£163m) sale of the paper by Pearson to LVMH, the luxury goods company controlled by multi-billionaire Bernard Arnault.

The backdrop to the violence was a renewed effort to negotiate a transition.