Sentence examples for be concerted from inspiring English sources
adjective
Performed through a concert of effort; done by agreement or in combination.
Hence the strategy should be concerted rather than "co-ordinated".
Ultimately, it will be concerted political engagement that leads to a solution.
"In the next 24 months there will be concerted attempts to attack the west," Maher said.
Still, at some point, there could be concerted action by institutions to disinvest from dual class stocks.
There needs to be concerted efforts from all government institutions and private and civil society to fight the phenomenon of child labour to intensify awareness," he says.
Instead of green modifications to master-planned communities at the urban fringe, there should be concerted "infill" investment in central city areas now dotted with vacant lots.
What we need is concerted will.
What is needed now is concerted political action".
"What we are seeing is concerted action from individuals across the country," he said.
Indeed, what may seem to be stumbles are concerted efforts to compete.
"What is needed is concerted action, and a partnership between the monetary authorities," Ms. Lagarde said.
