Sentence examples for be a broad effort from inspiring English sources

Stephen Barton: Well, I'd add sort of one thing to what Nicole already said, which is that there has to be a broad effort at social equity.

The two defining environmental decisions of Mr. Bush's early months have been his renunciation of the Kyoto agreements on global warming and the beginning of what may be a broad effort to turn the oil and mining industries loose on public lands, many of which deserve special protection.

In an hourlong interview on Wednesday, Mr. Obama made clear that forging a new relationship with Iran would be a major element of what he pledged would be a broad effort to stabilize Iraq as he executed a speedy timetable for the withdrawal of American combat troops.

In this light, there appears to be a broader effort by a coalition that has long benefited from these alternative rules of the game.

There needs also to be a broader effort that marginalizes illicit and suspect financial behavior — not just those activities tied to the invasion of Ukraine.

There would have been a broad effort to send pieces of the A.C.A. out the door with her, as if they were personal items thrown into a cardboard box.

But there has been a broad effort at the White House, the Pentagon and the intelligence agencies to develop a series of options that could set back, though probably not halt, Iran's nuclear progress.

The initiative is a broad effort by college and state education officials to enlist innovators at schools, libraries and museums to develop curriculums and master technical issues related to Internet2.

The third project, spearheaded by the Arab Science and Technology Foundation in Sharjah, the United Arab Emirates, and the Cooperative Monitoring Center at Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico, is a broad effort to assess the equipment and facilities needed to renovate Iraq's shattered scientific infrastructure.

"If there was a broader effort that G. M. put all its resources behind, clearly the competition would match it, and all of a sudden you'd have an industry focused on getting people to buy again".

The bill, along with a second piece of legislation that aims to punish drivers who operate unregistered cars as livery cabs, is part of what Christine C. Quinn, the Council speaker, said was a broader effort to curb sex trafficking in New York City.