Sentence examples for concerted from inspiring English sources

It organised a three-day "social media storm", which involved more than 10,000 tweets being sent to Burberry, as well as concerted action through Facebook and Instagram.

The UK move came as the US announced its most concerted bombing campaign yet over northern Iraq to drive Isis forces back, helping Kurdish forces to reclaim Mosul dam.

People were afraid of the virus and governments made concerted efforts to contain Ebola's spread.

His own character played a part; never one to manage a concerted campaign, to push and cajole friends to a cause that many cabinet colleagues regarded indulgently as "Frank's hobby", he was too much the individualist, too fond of argument for argument's sake - an effect of his 1930s time as an Oxford politics don - and, ultimately, too lightweight in Whitehall to carry the day.

His fiercest critics on Labour's left then mounted a concerted campaign last week to force him out, which saw two MSPs resign from the Holyrood party's front bench, and direct attacks on his leadership from critics in Unite, Unison and Aslef, as well as his closest rival for the leadership, Neil Findlay.

It said that while its directors, of whom Burnside was one, were not party to any concerted campaign it accepted that other employees of the company were responsible for "regrettable incidents".

In an article published by the Financial Times yesterday, Annan said Russia, China and Iran "must take concerted efforts to persuade Syria's leadership to change course and embrace a political transition.

Fuad Masoum, the Iraqi president, called for concerted action to defeat Isis (Daesh in Arabic).

So as the debate over carbon pricing has burned continually hot, there have been concerted attempts to undermine the science linking human activity to climate change and undermine the impacts.

And it or they would attract vast numbers of migrants from elsewhere in Africa.In the case of the last great maritime refugee crisis, that of the Vietnamese boat people, it took concerted measures by many countries to get to grips with the problem.

Meanwhile, Mr Bush's people are making concerted efforts to lure Indian-Americans, a group that has usually voted Democratic in the past.The Republicans like to point out that Michigan is less Democratic than it first appears.