Sentence examples for completion of an effort from inspiring English sources
"We consider this the completion of an effort to plunge Lebanon into chaos and destruction," it said.
"This is the completion of an effort to clarify the collection," Michael Govan, the museum's director, said.
With the nature of threats evolving far beyond typical building fires, the New York Fire Department is nearing completion of an effort over the past decade to overhaul and expand its maritime operations.
But Mr. Greenspan said the development helping the economy most right now -- the gradual completion of a yearlong effort by companies to whittle down their inventories of excess supplies and unsold goods -- would be temporary.
Firstly, when approached by mail, the completion of an electronic questionnaire requires additional effort for participants since they have to 'switch task mode'.
No date for the completion of this effort has been declared, in part because firefighters have had trouble getting into the last large building that must be searched, 130 Liberty Street, which is owned by Deutsche Bank and is commonly known as the Bankers Trust building.
Her accomplishments include the completion of a $55 million fund-raising effort; increasing the university's endowment to $100 million; developing resources and infrastructure for information technology; and renovating dormitories and academic buildings at the university's campuses in Pleasantville and Manhattan.
A couple of days later, I committed to a seven day hunger strike immediately following the completion of Lisa's effort.
After completion of the rescue effort on Tuesday night, Harris learned his own father had died.
America should also establish a dialogue with insurgents and militias in Iraq, and with the Shia leaders Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani and Muqtada al-Sadr.The IraqisThe ISG specifies a long list of hard-to-meet "milestones" such as the holding of local elections, the completion of reconciliation efforts and effective central government control of the provinces.
