Sentence examples for efforts expected from inspiring English sources

But as No Child Left Behind awaits Congressional reauthorization, the tutoring industry is energetically pushing federal policy makers to preserve public financing for tutoring, either in the updated law or other legislation — lobbying efforts expected to be duplicated at the state level in Texas, where over the years tutoring companies have cultivated powerful political ties.

The domestic efforts expected from low and middle countries are far more substantial than the international co-financing efforts expected from high income countries.

Despite all efforts, expected participant numbers were often reduced on the day as other commitments took priority.

Too often, writers who use print-on-demand services do not put enough energy or money into their efforts, expecting that somehow their work will become known.

On one hand, a lot of efforts expect to develop discriminative feature representations that are robust to the changes in views, pose, and illumination.

The lonely life of a barrister contrasts starkly to the collaborative effort expected of a solicitor.

But they were hoping to block a Republican effort expected on Tuesday to bring the Yucca Mountain issue up for debate.

The United States, on the other hand, barely exerts the minimum effort expected of a gas-phobic society: its enthusiasm for car pooling, enhanced public transportation and fuel-efficient vehicles remains relatively low.

With the cleanup and reconstruction effort expected to last months, if not several years, it's hard to imagine loft conversions in Tribeca selling for $3 million anymore.

The state is now placing a zone around the Hollywood fault, an effort expected to be completed in 2014.

WASHINGTON -- The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously Friday night to approve a resolution directing the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal, setting in motion an international effort expected to begin within days.