Sentence examples for by more efforts from inspiring English sources

Consumer awareness should be stipulated by an improved information strategy about chemical risks in consumer products with an extensive participation of the target groups and by more efforts by authorities and manufactures to build trust and to provide easily understandable information.

This first round of email messages will be followed by more efforts to recapture consumers who may have given up on the process while HealthCare.gov remains unreliable, Julie Bataille, a spokeswoman for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said during a conference call with reporters Tuesday.

The effectiveness of agri-environment schemes in promoting biodiversity could be increased by directing more efforts to maintenance and restoration of these habitats.

Health policies are addressing this situation by making more efforts to manage and sustain elderly care system [ 1].

Interdependence: Models and tools should evolve independently: models are improved with the progress of science, whereas computational tools are improved following changes in computing technology, or simply by investing more efforts.

More importantly, surveillance systems in fragile states should enhance the detection of alerts outside routine data analysis, by focussing more efforts on building both formal and informal networks of informants, particularly where acute emergency conditions or remoteness prevent sophisticated data collection and analysis.

Finance Minister Naoto Kan hinted as much by saying that more efforts were needed to stop price declines.

The authors closed by calling for more efforts to optimize undergraduate research experiences, given the limitations of time and money.

Anyway, to avoid uncertainty by missing data more efforts should be made in future to minimize this weakness.

That means more efforts by companies to minimize packaging; more efforts by the authorities to step up collection and public awareness; and more efforts by ordinary people — yes, that is you and me — to avoid throwaway plastic products and to recycle those we do use.

Instead, Carmona proposes reducing health care costs for the elderly by focusing more effort on preventing diseases such as diabetes and by wringing out more waste and fraud.