Sentence examples for efforts exerted from inspiring English sources

"These attacks hinder the political efforts exerted to find a peaceful solution based on mutual respect," he said in a statement.

I responded by rattling on about the strength of the piece, the efforts exerted by the writer and the fact checkers, the care lavished on the text by the editors and our lawyer.

Because of this instrument of competition, the efforts exerted in the contest are not wasteful but increase the contest's prize: the surplus of the joint venture (c.f. Chung 1996).

Due to the great efforts exerted by various civil social welfare organizations in the early 1990s, the development of EIS for children with developmental delay and their family has been taken under the protection of the 1993 amendment of Child Welfare Law (Wang, 1996).

It ensures that money and energy is being spent by Democrats to beat Democrats in a year when most would like to see those efforts exerted elsewhere.

The Communist Party of Brazil said, "We are very impressed by the efforts exerted by the Vietnamese people and Communists in building socialism in line with national development.

After all the effort exerted to convince the world that AIDS is not a gay disease, we now have a generation embracing AIDS as its gay birthright.

Much of the effort exerted by the government in the early 1980s was devoted to adjusting the economy to the situation resulting from the 1979 treaty.

A useful accessory for a socket-wrench set is a handle equipped with a mechanism that measures the amount of torque, or turning effort, exerted by the wrench on the nut or bolt.

Stronger linkages between the contributive effort exerted by workers and the pension received.

Further, corporate taxes impact the effort exerted by the production division manager in a more subtle way.