Sentence examples for if we accelerate from inspiring English sources

Michel Sidibe, the executive director of UNAids, added: "If we accelerate all HIV scale-up by 2020, we will be on track to end the epidemic by 2030, if not, we risk significantly increasing the time it would take - adding a decade, if not more".

If we accelerate species exploration, we can add value to "their" half of the world by better understanding and appreciating its residents while finding nature-inspired solutions to sustainably meet our needs in the confines of our half.

"London has emphasised the importance of resolute leadership in the battle against stunting – a battle we can win, if we accelerate our efforts and build on the pledges made here today," said Mr. Lake.

According to Arvind Virmani, the prime minister's chief economic adviser, the medium-term target of a 9% GDP growth rate "was clearly based on an assumption that we will push ahead with reform…Given the global crisis, it's important that we accelerate reform if we want to meet the target".Asked what reforms are most pressing, Mr Virmani tosses over a book in which he describes them.

If we can accelerate that shift, we have a chance.

Mrs. Clinton also said this year: "The best estimate is that we can probably move a brigade a month, if we really accelerate it, maybe a brigade and a half or two a month.

Rust has estimated that if we can accelerate seaweed production by fifteen per cent a year (the current growth rate is nine per cent) by 2050 that biomass will be able to remove eighteen per cent of the nitrogen and sixty-one per cent of the phosphorous contributed to the ocean by fertilizers annually, and will take up six per cent of the ocean's emissions-related carbon.

We want to see if we can accelerate it".

"We wanted to see if we could accelerate that transition with tDCS".

"I don't know if we are accelerating plans to retire it or accelerating plans to extend its life," Mr. O'Keefe said of the shuttle.

"There is absolutely no truth to any comment that some products of critical nature would be delayed getting to patients; if anything, we would accelerate that to patients," he told MPs.