Sentence examples for in an effort to transition from inspiring English sources

In an effort to transition "The Tonight Show" franchise, let's just say that the network had, ah, some issues of adjustment to a new world of increased options and less relevance for broadcast networks.

The new plan would all but erase Mr. Obama's efforts to impose pollution controls on planet-warming carbon dioxide pollution from coal-fired power plants in an effort to transition toward cleaner energy sources like wind and solar power.

The city promised an increased police presence, in an effort to transition students back into the rhythm of a threat-free school day.

Mr. Gasana spoke at a Security Council meeting on the situation in Libya, where an effort to transition to a democratic civilian government after the four-decade Qaddafi era has been riddled with problems.

Glendale school officials are gearing up to seek public input about how the school district's new voting districts should be plotted in their ongoing effort to transition from an at-large voting system to a district-based one after Glendale Unified was sued for allegedly violating the rights of minority voters.

The Oakland Unified School District was named the most improved urban school district in California, where Superintendent Tony Smith has made huge strides in implementing a four-phase effort to transition into a full-service community school district that supports the unique needs of each child.

(In an effort to ease the transition, the I.R.S. has announced it will waive mandate penalties in 2014).

The results of that survey helped to inform a joint CDIM-APDIM committee's decision to re-evaluate the goals of the IM subinternship in an effort to enhance the transition from medical school to residency.

But in an effort to ease the transition for the retirees, the change won't be enacted until next June so they can either decide to stay with the same coverage with an unblended rate or find a plan elsewhere.

In an effort to ease that transition, Clinton's plan would make sure retirees get their benefits when coal companies file for bankruptcy, specifically protecting against the use of those proceedings to short-change workers on their health care and pension contracts.

The grand experiment going on at the Glendale National Guard Armory this winter is a noble one: surround homeless clients with a plethora of services and accountability measures in an effort to get them transitioned into more permanent housing by the time spring rolls around.