Sentence examples for drive efforts from inspiring English sources

The countries' support brings the pact struck last December much closer to coming into force, and marking their commitment to drive efforts to slash greenhouse gases.

Lord Drayson, the millionaire businessman, Labour party donor and former science minister, has released a pollution monitor that he hopes will drive efforts to improve air quality around the world.

Another contributor raised the point about why governments should drive efforts to achieve full financial inclusion: "We need to get governments to care about the unbanked – not just because of the general social implications of poverty but also because it puts a brake on your economic growth if 25% of your population is not able to contribute".

Continued examination of these risk factors should help drive efforts to reduce the concussion disparity between sexes while reducing overall incidence.

Progress, Reuters news agency notes, has been slow on two trademarks of Mr Medvedev's modernisation drive: efforts to create a high-tech innovation incubator at Skolkovo, outside Moscow, and to turn the capital into a global financial centre.

we've looked at crowdsourcing platforms before, and many have failed because no one was there to take the bull by the horns and drive efforts, but the more facilitation we can do and the less actual development, the better this has a chance of making it".

A catch and drive effort from the forwards propelled former South Africa captain Smit over the line.

Teaming up with independent bookstores throughout Washington, the women advertised their book drive effort, encouraging people to donate new or gently used children's books.

In 2000, the diaper drive effort was spun off into an independent non-profit organization, the Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona, which continues to provide desperately needed diapers to the people of southern Arizona.

(According to one women's-rights campaigner I emailed, at least two dozen female intellectuals, including some who have not been involved in recent right-to-drive efforts, received threatening calls from security officers at the Diwan, warning them against even making positive public comments on the new decree).

In contrast, it has been technology companies, not media concerns, that have driven efforts in the United States.