Sentence examples for concerted programme from inspiring English sources

In 1957-58, scientists held the International Geophysical Year, the first serious effort to carry out a concerted programme of research on the continent.

Baha'i corpses have been dug up and their bones desecrated as part of a concerted programme to vandalise and destroy a number of Baha'i cemeteries.

Without a coordinated and concerted programme of relevant research it is difficult to imagine how the necessary policy will be formulated and implemented effectively without the potential for enormous and irreversible mistakes.

Only a concerted programme of engagement with a view to tackling rural deprivation is going to work in the long term if the Naxalites are going to be starved of their support.

In our view, a concerted programme of action is needed – ranging from the provision of science and engineering apprenticeship programmes for disadvantaged young women to targeting science and engineering-based organisations to enhance board level representation of women.

The Department for Education and Skills, which set up a National Literacy strategy in 1998, has noted that even though reading skills rose subsequently, writing did not until a concerted programme was subsequently devoted to it.

7. Slow progress in solving nutrition problems reflects the lack of human and financial resources, institutional capacity and policy commitment in many countries needed to assess the nature, magnitude and causes of nutrition problems and to implement concerted programmes to overcome them.

In addition, chromatin capture methods have revealed the critical importance of nuclear architecture and long-range chromatin interactions in regulation of concerted gene programmes [ 12]-this is illustrated, for example, by the murine Th2 cytokine locus where gene regions are folded into connected dynamic DNA loop structures anchored by AT-rich sequence binding proteins [ 13].

Only a concerted positive programme of action stands a chance of overcoming that.

Following concern over a possible second UK extinction in the 1990s, a concerted conservation programme was set up.

The IRC in Nanotechnology is a £10m UK Research Councils initiative to establish a concerted research programme between the Universities of Cambridge and Bristol and University College London.