Sentence examples for good to bring about from inspiring English sources

So I set out to activate my generation for good, to bring about that critical mindset shift on a local and global scale.

It would do no good or very little good to bring about some great transformation in just one country if things remain exactly the same in other countries.

Among the functions of the Bucharest center's approximately 30 permanent officers is to receive, evaluate and pass on information on suspected illegal movements of people, narcotics and contraband goods to bring about transborder law enforcement operations.

The evidence of history suggests that Russia and the West are unlikely to co-operate in good faith to bring about some desired result in the world of Islam.

"At time of such international tensions, golf is good way to bring about better understanding between our two countries".

It's time for a new generation of good seeds to bring about a long standing change in race in America--enough of open season on black folks.

Rising utilization levels would necessitate more than one good season to bring about a meaningful replenishment of stocks and hence a reduction in price volatility.

It demands that before Lewis exercises good management, he has to bring about good journalism.

Wright's committee said lobbying could be "a force for good" – lobbying helped to bring about a change in the law to ban smoking in public places.

First, there have been an enormous number of citizens who have expended heroic efforts as members of canvassing boards, counters and observers, and as legal counsel who have in almost all instances, in utmost good faith attempted to bring about a fair resolution of this election.

Good governance is essential to bring about effective coordination of actions in the field of health and mental health, and between health and other sectors, to ensure that both overlaps and gaps in service development and delivery are minimized in pursuit of better health outcomes and overall development.