Sentence examples for efforts on serving from inspiring English sources

After returning to Texas in his later years, he focused his efforts on serving the Presbyterian Church.

"Now we can focus our full efforts on serving the most efficient segment of the Kmart store base," he added.

"The agreement will enable us to focus all of our efforts on serving our clients," the bank said.

While independent advisers using these platforms to augment their businesses may improve their capacity to serve, they continue to focus their efforts on serving high-net-worth individuals who already consume financial advice.

The assessment concluded that the leadership conference had hosted speakers who "often contradict or ignore" church teaching; had never revoked a statement from 1977 that questioned the male-only priesthood, and focused their efforts on serving the poor and disenfranchised, while remaining virtually silent on issues the church considers great societal evils: abortion and same-sex marriage.

And while it's still working on that platform, it's also since shifted efforts to focus on serving the Minecraft modding community with a subscription service to help kids learn JavaScript.

R. Nicholas Burns, 51, has led the administration's efforts on Iran, serving as the United States negotiator with the five other countries — Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany — that have been seeking to rein in Tehran's nuclear ambitions.

These women did everything from producing planes and munitions, as well as other equipment that proved vital to the war effort, to serving on ration boards, volunteering for the American Red Cross and driving trucks.

OSHRC shall make reasonable efforts to serve notice on an individual before any record pertaining to the individual is made available to any person under compulsory legal process when such process becomes a matter of public record.

"Now that both sides have reached an agreement, it's time to put this matter behind us and refocus our efforts on better serving our children in every classroom," said Edwin Duroy, the Superintendent of schools in Paterson, as the day started for the district's 24,538 students.

On Sunday, she will take part in Russia's 'Golden Heart' award ceremony recognizing individual efforts to serve humanity.