Sentence examples for concerted help from inspiring English sources

Is the disparity between rich and poor when it comes to computers and the Internet troubling enough to warrant a change in government policy or concerted help from nonprofit organizations and corporations?

It took me two attempts, but thanks to concerted help and advice, I eventually made it to Oxford.

It would make concerted efforts to help those hardest hit by the crisis - free electricity for Greeks who have had supplies cut off, food stamps distributed in schools, healthcare for those who need it, rents covered for the homeless, the restoration of the minimum wage to pre-crisis levels of €750 a month and a moratorium on private debt repayments to banks above 30% of disposable income.

In the absence of rapid and concerted international help, the people of Darfur will continue to die in their thousands.

Indeed, there is reason to think that with concerted international help East Timor can succeed despite its many disadvantages.

The possibility that their actions were driven by simple ideas acquired without any concerted outside help, that, as Gadzhiev said, Tamerlan "simply objected to US foreign policy" like hundreds of thousands of other people but, unlike the overwhelming majority of them, decided to use a bomb to express his opposition – this terrifyingly simple idea was never on the table.

Going back to the American people, money — but then concerted interest in Haiti to help get beyond this — there is so little follow-through.

The fossil fuel giant BP helped spur a concerted industry push to curb EU policy support for renewable energies such as wind and solar in favour of gas, the Guardian has learned.

WAT response, i.e. secreting short- or medium-term signals, helps modulate (orchestrate?) a concerted response by the whole organism to energy homeostasis challenges.

Many thousands of DNS servers helped batter Spamhaus; geeks think concerted attackers could rope in 20m.Better-targeted attacks need less muscle to do more damage.

A more concerted, strategic, and multi-sectorial policy approach is essential to help reverse the negative trends of NCDs in LMICs [ 14].