Sentence examples for efforts to alert from inspiring English sources

The agency issued a reprieve and redoubled its efforts to alert nonprofit groups of the responsibility to file.

Amy Brundage, a White House spokeswoman, said the Obama administration had made extensive efforts to alert taxpayers to the new credits.

John Henshaw, director of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, said the government was increasing efforts to alert Hispanics and teenagers about dangers on the job.

In it, he claims to have written proof of his efforts to alert the trust to the amount of money being allocated for payoffs.

The religious and political right oppose Dr. Elders' continuing efforts to alert teenagers and even children to the perils of parenting at too young an age.

Steidle, racked with guilt as he watches villages go up in smoke, has made noble efforts to alert the West to this humanitarian crisis, but help is slow in coming – and the killing goes on.

Deferring immunizations increases the risk of outbreaks of disease and undermines years of effort to alert parents to the importance of vaccinating children, the report said.

In an effort to alert Congress to the danger, the C.B.O. also publishes a more realistic alternative fiscal scenario that anticipates how much will actually be spent by the Treasury in the coming decade.

While there is no consensus in the scientific community about ill effects, and the city continues to approve additional cellphone infrastructure, city leaders have begun a high-profile effort to alert the public to potential dangers, risks they admit are unknown.

Servier and the health authorities made little effort to alert former patients, she said, like "a car manufacturer who sees there's a defect in the brakes of its car, and who corrects the defect in its production line but doesn't warn the people who have the car".

The comptroller's office, according to the brief, works quietly with banks to address consumer issues in a "prophylactic" way, and "uses the wide range of its supervisory powers in an effort to alert national banks of potential noncompliance that poses risks to consumers and to ensure that they are addressed as early as possible".