Sentence examples for as joint efforts from inspiring English sources

The late 1990s saw a lot of collaborative efforts, such as joint efforts by IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, AOL and others to wire after-school programs with high-technology.

UNICEF is active in six out of nine provinces in DPR Korea, with programmes focusing on nutrition, health and education – as well as joint efforts with the World Food Programme, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and other partners to supply nutrition, clean water and sanitation.

Teams from the World Health Organisation (WHO), UNICEF, other UN agencies, National and International NGOs are deployed to different parts of the country to support, monitor and supervise both rounds of NID as joint efforts to ensure the success of the campaign.

The Danish National Board of Health's recommendations for palliative care include having a common policy for palliative care in place, as well as joint efforts from the hospitals to identify patients in need of palliative care [ 3], although appropriate methods for early identification of these patients remains to be documented [ 14].

Security-related issues, such as the INF and the START treaties, confidence building and disarmament should be high on the agenda as well as joint efforts to tackle climate change and strengthen multilateral trade.

Trump and Putin also discussed the preservation of the New START and INF arms control treaties, as well as a joint effort from Russia and the United States "to fund reconstruction of war-ravaged Syria and facilitate the return home of millions of Syrians who fled the country," The Post reported.

Morrison said he had also spoken to the New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern overnight about Winston Peters' upcoming meeting with Erdoğan, as well as the joint effort to make social media companies more accountable for what appears on their platforms, after the Christchurch terrorist broadcast the attack.

A 35-min protocol with standardized onsets and offsets of inconsolable baby cries was used to capture partner's individual behavioral and physiological responses as well as the couple's joint efforts to soothe the crying baby.

But at least as important are joint efforts to monitor and protect territorial borders, which are among the world's least defended; many run through sparsely populated areas.

These commercial efforts can be seen as "joint social efforts" in which populations are constructed in new ways.

Pharmacists and others see these joint efforts as vital to remain competitive with mail-order pharmacies.