Sentence examples for dedicated efforts to from inspiring English sources

In other words, this is the time for rigorous investigation, judicial earth-moving and dedicated efforts to dispense justice in Iraq.

A leading authority on influenza, he brought prestige to NYMC through his dedicated efforts to provide recombinant strains used in preparing the annual influenza vaccine, thus helping to ensure an adequate supply worldwide.

Thus besides developing the model we dedicated efforts to making it available.

Data librarians and information agents shall become an integral part of this development with dedicated efforts to making an impact with data.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHAA) unveiled a plan in April 2002 that is designed to dramatically reduce ergonomic injuries through a combination of industry-targeted guidelines, tough enforcement measures, workplace outreach, advanced research, and dedicated efforts to protect Hispanic and other immigrant workers.

But Roosevelt's dedicated efforts to shield ordinary Americans from what he called the "hazards and vicissitudes of life," his congenial temperament and his zest for the rough-and-tumble of partisan politics more than compensated for his aristocratic background.

In the short term at least, he's not very hopeful that the government will launch a similarly dedicated effort to combat domestic extremists.

Importantly, the study findings require dedicated effort to implement the recommendations of the 2013 strategic plan on nurse education, training and practice [ 55].

It also warned that revising some portions of the project without dedicating efforts to an overall comprehensive plan would be insufficient and probably detrimental.

Newly formed advocacy groups dedicate efforts to help prevent further tragedy by focusing on correcting deficits in gun legislation, mental health resources and research, and school security.

While deep-sea exploration is inherently expensive, we will need to balance funding opportunities to dedicate effort to the exploration of new sites with repeat visits to existing areas of interest.