Sentence examples for been a systematic effort from inspiring English sources

Nor has there been a systematic effort to analyze the successes and blunders of the interrogations carried out since the attacks of 2001.

"There's been a systematic effort in many places by PRI members to create conditions that will allow them to control polling places," said Alfredo Figueroa, a law professor who is a member of the election agency's governing council in Puebla, the state east of Mexico City.

However, to the best of our knowledge, there has not been a systematic effort to collect and summarize the existing templates for textual use case descriptions in the SPL paradigm and there is no empirical assessment of the SPL use cases' comprehensibility provided by these use case templates.

With this background, there has recently been a systematic effort to improve the assessment of PAH occurring in association with SSc.

They are a systematic effort to prime the public and, ultimately, to force members of Congress to introduce a formal resolution (a step that the Democratic leadership has so far avoided).

White House officials have begun what they say will be a "systematic" effort to target holdings of the Revolutionary Guards, which in addition to its nuclear involvement, also has a record of supporting militant Islamist organizations and cracking down on protesters.

"We knew that there was going to be a systematic effort by the Gore folks to not count military absentee ballots despite the claims that they were uttering at the time about count every vote," said Benjamin L. Ginsberg, the Bush campaign's chief counsel.

At the same time yesterday, Mr. Golisano took the offensive against Mr. Pataki by calling on the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, to investigate what he said was "a systematic effort to stack the Independence Party rolls with nonexistent voters through the filing of fraudulent registrations".

Senior White House officials described what they said would be a "systematic" effort to drive a wedge between the Iranian population and the Revolutionary Guards, which the West says is responsible for running Iran's nuclear program and has a record of supporting militant Islamist organizations and cracking down on antigovernment protesters.

But he said the tariffs would rise to 47.6 percent in August if the Beijing government did not remedy what he has claimed is a systematic effort by Chinese companies to sell solar panels in Europe below the cost of making them, a practice known as dumping.

Voter registration: The main bone of contention has been the voters' roll and what a local observer group, the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (Zesn) and its 7,000 observers, said was a "systematic effort to disenfranchise an estimated one million voters".