Sentence examples for has worked to identify from inspiring English sources
Since then, a court-appointed trustee, Irving Picard of Baker & Hostetler, has worked to identify and sell assets of the estate.
In scope and details, it evoked the approach of her political ally, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, with whom she has worked to identify herself early in the campaign.
I followed Dr. Bruce Anderson, a forensic anthropologist with the Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner, who has worked to identify the remains of some 2,200 people found dead in the Arizona desert since 1990 — undocumented migrants who attempted to cross illicitly from Central America and Mexico into the United States.
Open Memory has worked to identify hundreds of detention centers and torture sites and mark them as places that preserve memory and denounce authoritarianism.
Since that time our nation has seen a number of decisions related to the ADA and the workplace as our justice system has worked to identify a balance between the rights and responsibilities of workers with disabilities and their employers.
Since 2006, NIF has worked to identify research resources of relevance to neuroscience.
Martin, the governor's spokesman, said that before the sale at public auction, Secretary of Agriculture Todd Haymore had worked to identify potential buyers.
For years, physicians and researchers have worked to identify new therapeutic targets and markers that can give clues to an individual patient's prognosis.
"Together with the manufacturers, we have worked to identify the pharmacies that have been shipping back illegally," said Larry Kurtz, a spokesman for the McKesson Corporation, one of the largest drug wholesalers in the United States and Canada.
Having worked to identify all of them, I was virtually certain that Chun is "Practitioner #9". Three others have already been sentenced to prison time; Chun has not been charged with any crime.
Sceptics of global democracy have worked to identify basic background conditions to democratic institutions and procedures while showing that they cannot be satisfied beyond a certain threshold.
