Sentence examples for for further effort from inspiring English sources

Greenpeace called for further effort to help reach a recently announced initiative by the World Conservation Congress to protect at least 30percentt of ocean habitats.

By nightfall, Colonel Frank Berryman, the divisional chief of staff, had reached the conclusion that the 17th Infantry Brigade had become too tired and disorganised for further effort.

Recommendations The report summarises key areas where need for further effort or follow-up by the organisation have been identified.

There are general risks in transferring measurement concepts from one field to another, for instance, transferring adult frameworks to apply to children; a recent study of children's well-being in the UK acknowledged the need for further effort to understand the perspectives of children, for instance in constructing measures of well-being [ 40].

Looking tired and drawn, she called for further efforts on the road to freedom.

Modi, who travels to the US to address the United Nations later this week, called for further efforts "for challenging, the next frontier".

"Evidence shows there is strong community support for further efforts to protect children from exposure to the damaging effects of smoking".

The Democratic head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, has suggested that the United States forgive Russian debt in return for further efforts to destroy such weapons.

Vera Pardee of the Center for Biological Diversity added: "While the plan should have been stronger and implemented reductions more quickly, it lays a solid legal foundation for further efforts to avoid global warming's most dangerous consequences".

In Syria, for example, a columnist in the state-controlled newspaper Al Thawra suggested on Wednesday that room exists for further efforts, while reiterating the government position that outside plots led to the cease-fire's failure.

She was going to make a thoughtful Tory case for further efforts to prevent abuse of the asylum system, so that help could be given to those who really need it.