Sentence examples for and work to transform from inspiring English sources

Our centers, institutes, and laboratories further advance our research and work to transform our findings into actionable practice for use in the classroom and other settings.

A group of libertarians announced a project to get 20,000 Americans to move to New Hampshire and work to transform it into a "free state" with fewer laws, smaller government and greater liberty.

During the campaign Mr. Harper promised to halt the revolving door between the cabinet and lobbying firms, and work to transform the Senate, the upper house of Parliament, from an appointed body to an elected one.

Eyjafjallajokull reminds us that nature's inevitable future cataclysms will have immediate global impacts, and the spirit of Earth Day should inspire everyone in our global village to face them -- and work to transform the conditions that help cause them -- together.

People who care about the United States and our impact on the world should stand with Bradley and work to transform American foreign policy away from militarism and toward one where we work cooperatively with nations for the advancement of all.

She mounted her campaign for regional assembly, and worked to transform A Just Russia in Novosibirsk, Russia's third largest city.

Until recently, Mr. Gosin and his partners, along with the developer David Walentas, owned about 10 buildings in the Dumbo area of Brooklyn, and worked to transform Dumbo from an obscure industrial area into a trendy residential neighborhood.

"Some of the support will be absorbed into the eventual nominee's campaign, but supporting the nominee to defeat Bush and working to transform the Democratic party are not mutually exclusive goals," he said.

Through Green the Church, clergy, lay leaders, and congregants are changing their buildings and operations to become more sustainable and working to transform environmental outcomes for the nation's neediest populations.

But despite the years of studying and working to transform herself from the daughter of a poor farmer into a public defender, or defence lawyer,, she has been unable to return to the law, frustrated both by her struggle with the English language and by the lack of recognition for her qualifications in the UK.

Once a firm is acquired, the LCP conducts an audit of the leadership and culture in the new portfolio company and works to transform it, both by bringing new leadership on board and by sharing best practices among the firms in the portfolio.