Both Parliament, therefore, as we have just seen, and the Commission too are grateful to you for your constant, effective endeavours.
Most effective in this endeavour were the Jesuits, a militant order founded by Ignatius of Loyola in 1534, pledged to strict obedience to the pope and to acting as the church's instrument for regaining ground lost to Protestantism.
"The industry wishes to ensure that the exercise is effective and will endeavour to handle responses from customers promptly".
Do good, and endeavour to please everybody of every degree.
However, we hope that the Council and the Commission will be able to mobilise these governments through their endeavours and that an effective action of this kind will be instigated at the Conference scheduled for 19 and 20 May, in which both institutions are to take part.
In the case of Colombia, "a first lesson is that effective protection work is a long-term endeavour" (ibid).
However, determination of optimal cutting conditions through cost-effective mathematical models is a complex research endeavour, and over the years, the techniques of modelling and optimization have undergone substantial development and expansion.
Efficient communication and effective interpersonal interactions are vital in most organisational endeavours, but particularly in demanding environments.
The proposed study addresses the urgent need to reconcile the current KT endeavours with the need to determine effective ways by which patients are engaged to share their preferences and participate in the process to achieve "grey zone" decisions.
To succeed in this endeavour, three (3) things are needed: leadership, effective partnership and sustained investments.
