Sentence examples for abandonment effort from inspiring English sources

It takes a community of villages Because marriages are usually arranged between young people from the same or neighbouring villages, it was necessary to involve many area villages – as well as the village chiefs and imams – in the FGC – abandonment effort.

As such, awareness-raising and abandonment efforts that narrowly target the girl-child will continue to be limited in their success.

However, challenges remain regarding sustainability, particularly the follow up of the commitments made by communities (public declarations) and the mobilisation of resources to support abandonment efforts.

The joint programme has helped to expand existing interventions at the local level, in particular developing capacities at community level through the TOSTAN programme, and has supported the use of media in local languages and the engagement of religious authorities in FGM/C abandonment efforts.

The United States said there was no link between Libya's abandonment of efforts to develop nuclear arms and other weapons and the current military campaign by Western nations.

Theirs is a very traditional Chinese family-run business.Private businesses have proliferated in China since the early 1990s, thanks to the Communist Party's gradual abandonment of efforts to keep them in check.

Deliberate policy measures have certainly played a role: opening America's markets to cheap foreign competition; attacks on trades unions and labor laws; the practical abandonment of efforts to train (and retrain) large swaths of the non-college-graduate work force.

This criticism should not be interpreted as a call for the abandonment of efforts to create standardized comparable data.

The constitution also reflects a seeming abandonment of efforts to exercise civilian control over the military, it added.

Some WSPU members were outraged by this sudden rigid devotion to the government, the leadership's perceived abandonment of efforts to win the vote for women, and questions about how funds collected on behalf of suffrage were being managed with regard to the organisation's new focus.

We are not suggesting an abandonment of efforts to improve policy.