Sentence examples for efforts to formulate from inspiring English sources
The ruling could complicate the Obama administration's efforts to formulate a policy about terrorism detainees.
After the '67 war Syria refused to participate in the UN efforts to formulate an agreement.
Efforts to formulate a more thorough review were hampered by the collapse of Andersen after the Enron scandal.
This enigmatic anecdote, however, offers fresh insights into this founding generation's efforts to formulate a cultural identity.
At the very least, it was a distraction for the UN's efforts to formulate strategies to deal with a serious crisis.
Municipal labor's efforts to formulate a united response to the fiscal crisis have been further undercut by some union leaders who want to go their own way, some who do not trust one another, and some who are disengaged.
This effort to formulate an objective definition met with certain philosophical objections.
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France is to host a gathering of European leaders in Paris on Saturday in an effort to formulate a coordinated response to the credit crisis, which has already forced Britain, France, Germany, Iceland and Ireland to also shore up lenders in their countries.
The effort to formulate the tougher line has run into opposition from Middle East experts at the State Department who argue that attempts to overthrow Mr. Hussein will further inflame moderate Arab countries already angered by what they perceive as Washington's support of Israel in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
It was a reference to one of the most important issues remaining in the effort to formulate the world's first treaty regulating trade in genetically modified products: Must a nation have scientific proof before it can ban a genetically engineered crop or animal?
Hence, it should follow from this reasoning that local governments would spend significant budgets, time, and effort to formulate and implement local climate change policies that pay sufficient attention to both mitigation and (in particular) adaptation.
