Sentence examples similar to drop the efforts from inspiring English sources

But then the real Mr. White drew fire by giving her $5,000 to cover her expenses and drop the effort.

Ms. Brookner said the inspection service recently agreed to drop the effort to fire him if he would accept the two-week suspension.

Conservative organizers of a recall effort against the California attorney general, Bill Lockyer, a Democrat who had been accused of dragging his feet on enforcing the ban in state law on same-sex marriages, said they were so pleased that they would drop the effort.

They should get serious about it, or drop the effort.

"Drop the effort or impose sanctions?" He also wanted violence on both sides to be condemned in equal measure.

Rather than drop the effort altogether, the White House is now going to go back to the Senate and push for the necessary 60 votes to get her confirmed.

Let's hope Obama keeps up this charm offensive and doesn't just drop the effort after a few high-profile events.

"If we also drop the effort to continue conventional research, which includes genetics but not GMOs, it's certain that we will be unable to keep up with countries that develop GMOs with the aim of boosting yields," Guyomard said.

Dr. Krall of Glaxo agreed, saying the drug maker had considered providing summaries of its studies for patients, but then dropped the efforts after deciding it would require making subjective decisions about trial results.

By early 2011, they had dropped the effort.

Under pressure from Congress, the agencies dropped the effort.