Sentence examples for be an effective contribution from inspiring English sources
By the end of the 1990s, "Agenda 21" was born (pdf), and Olympic bigwigs were declaring the games should be "an effective contribution to sustainable development" (pdf).
The laws of war permit attacking a civilian object only when it is making an effective contribution to military action and a definite military advantage is gained by its destruction.
We hope that this new article type proves to be an effective venue to celebrate these critical contributions to science.
If general practitioners are to make an effective contribution in this area, their genetics competencies need to be upgraded.
If GPs are to make an effective contribution in this area, not only their competencies need to be upgraded by offering suitable and effective genetics training, but performance in real practice needs to be facilitated as well by operationalizing integration of genetics in Electronic Patient Records.
In particular, the council needs the commitment and engagement of councillors in the work of the Performance Review and Scrutiny Committee and the Audit Committee, if these are to make an effective contribution to governance and accountability".
"In my experience, it is a combination of: you feel you want to move on to new challenges; you feel confident that you are able to make an effective contribution as a head; and you understand that the role is fundamentally different from being an acting head or even a first deputy," he says.
"The symbolism of renaming the street in which the South African consulate sat," recalls Brian Filling, who was chair of the Scottish Anti-apartheid movement, "actually proved to be a very effective contribution to isolating the regime.
High-throughput sequencing of targeted genomic loci in large populations is an effective approach for evaluating the contribution of rare variants to disease risk.
Optimal contribution selection was an effective tool to optimally allocate different combinations of reproductive technologies.
