Sentence examples for environment efforts from inspiring English sources

In that environment, efforts to restrict investor access to corporate accounting problems from one of Cox's top lieutenants became politically untenable.

Thus, there is not a clear connection between the work environment efforts reported from management and experiences of employees.

Figure  4 presents a graphic summary of the results: A number of drivers for change are listed, including the NLI campaign to reduce time pressure, but also powerful drivers unrelated to the work environment efforts of the municipality.

To reduce the occurrence of BPSD in dementia patients, patients should be kept in a stable and safe environment, efforts should be made to ensure good communication with the patients, and patients should be kept feeling relaxed and safe.

If the disease component of obesity lies not in adipose tissue itself, but in the interaction between adipose tissue biology and our modern industrialized environment, efforts to combat obesity would be much more effective if they prioritized 'external' environmental change rather than attempting to manipulate 'internal' biology through pharmaceutical or behavioral means.

With increasing concern about the ecological value of built environments, efforts are being made to create novel habitat to increase biodiversity.

We will continue to work at every turn to expose these extreme anti-environment efforts to the public and constituents back home.

When constructing urban environments, efforts have been made to increase access to parks and to develop pedestrian routes.

But all the same, workers deserve a fair competitive environment, and efforts by their employers and competitors to stifle their mobility and income isn't reasonable.

To reduce the emission of the greenhouse gases into the environment, many efforts have been reported by chemical and biological approach [4].

How an academic environment shapes efforts by institution-builders to pursue these opportunities is examined in the context of reorganizations in the life sciences at the University of California at Berkeley and Stanford University following the rise of biotechnology during the 1980s and 1990s.