Sentence examples for efforts referred from inspiring English sources

Correction: January 14 , 2004 Wednesday An article on Sunday about President Bush's involvement in his re-election efforts referred incorrectly to the current assignment of the political operative Ralph Reed.

The projects, which range from installing energy-efficient equipment to ongoing efforts referred to as commissioning and retro-commissioning, are focused on ensuring that buildings are operating as efficiently as possible.

There are two things to remember about the "long tradition" of faith-based antipoverty efforts referred to by President Bush in his recent speech at the University of Notre Dame: First, for most of American history a primary goal of such efforts was the propagation of particular faiths, and second, no antipoverty program has ever succeeded well or for long without adequate financing.

BUSINESS DAY An article on April 14 about Wal-Mart Stores' tapping of expertise from environmental groups to further its sustainability efforts referred incompletely to the relationship of one such group, the Environmental Defense Fund, to the company, which is controlled by the Walton family.

An article on April 14 about Wal-Mart Stores' tapping of expertise from environmental groups to further its sustainability efforts referred incompletely to the relationship of one such group, the Environmental Defense Fund, to the company, which is controlled by the Walton family.

In summary, the modelling efforts referred to would simply not have been possible to perform with Luigi without the development and application of the SciLuigi solution.

"That, clearly, is the focal point," said one national environmental leader, who asked not to be identified so as not to jeopardize any outreach efforts, referring to the couple.

Research reports and campus prevention efforts refer to, and rely on, information gathered from several national, longitudinal studies focused on college student alcohol use.

A caption with a picture of four Denver residents who were questioned in the effort referred incorrectly to two of them in some copies.

The Corzine campaign, believing the calls to be a race-baiting effort, referred the complaints to the United States attorney's office in Newark and to Verizon, the telephone company.

Correction: March 22, 2000, Wednesday An article in Science Times yesterday about the play "Copenhagen," which deals with the role of the physicist Werner Heisenberg in the Nazi atomic bomb effort, referred incompletely to a related seminar to be held on Monday.