Sentence examples for capacity striving from inspiring English sources

To turn this ecological wisdom of the rural hamlets into practical knowledge, we extract lessons for modern cities: Modern cities need ecological knowledge to nurture ecological wisdom; and need to become agile by developing localized flood-response capacity, striving for timely systemwide adjustment, and turning amphibious.

Policy agenda setters, in varied ways and capacities, strived to maintain maternal health issues on the agenda.

In 2002 May became the first woman to chair the Conservative Party, and in that capacity she strove to increase the number of female Tory MPs and to modernize the party, famously saying it had come to be viewed as the "nasty party".

They object because what binds us together is not the place of our birth or the color of our skin or the faith we profess or the accent in our voice but our belief in the equality of all people and in our capacity to strive together to improve our society and our flawed selves, as hard as that can be, and to look out for and help take care of each other.

Within each sectoral or issue-focused programme, the new CP should clearly define: Which key capacities or functions it is striving to strengthen at which levels?

UNICEF depends on the international community to strengthen its capacity and support the organization in striving towards its goals.

Joint research and development (R&D) is an attractive path for Chinese companies striving to advance their R&D capacity.

As you know, I, in my capacity as Federal Minister of Consumer Protection, am striving to ensure that personal data on the Internet is protected.

Chery has just increased its capacity to 700,000 vehicles a year and is striving to meet safety standards that will allow it to sell cars in Europe and America.

Further, it can serve as a model for other institutions striving to assess and develop health systems research programmes and capacity.

Considering that many countries had requested for an extension on the deadline to fulfill the IHR 2005 core capacity requirements, Taiwan's experiences can be a source of learning for countries striving to fully implement these requirements.