Sentence examples for intensifying its efforts from inspiring English sources

American has also kept three separate cabins — coach, business and first — while others have gone strictly bicameral (coach and first), and says it's intensifying its efforts to get Wi-Fi on more planes, said Alice Liu, managing director of onboard products.

The company said it is intensifying its efforts to develop small cars and crossovers for North America based on platforms borrowed from other regions of the world.

The proposal was the latest sign the Fed is intensifying its efforts to scale back the vast amounts of money it pumped into the economy at the height of the crisis.

He was encouraged to see the company intensifying its efforts to solve its financial problems.

At the same time the bank is intensifying its efforts to promote environmental awareness and responsibility within its sphere of influence.

Now Facebook is intensifying its efforts to expand its empire beyond its Web site; the company wants to turn scores of sites across the Internet into satellites where users will be able to interact with their Facebook friends.

As Congress and Wall Street wrestle over the contours of what may be the most far-reaching and pivotal overhaul of financial regulations in nearly 80 years, the White House is intensifying its effort to cajole or browbeat Republicans into supporting changes that so far have been almost entirely the handiwork of Democrats.

Now, as it intensifies its efforts to root out offshore tax evasion, the I.R.S. is moving to enforce the law aggressively and to apply stiff new penalties to taxpayers who don't file the disclosures.

And it has intensified its efforts to persuade Russia to stop selling nuclear reactors and technology to Iran.

When Procter announced in June 2003 that it would intensify its efforts aimed at black consumers, one major change the company made was to expand its relationship with two agencies that specialize in campaigns aimed at the African-American market, Carol H. Williams Advertising in Oakland, Calif., and Burrell in Chicago.

If Europe wants to stay committed to its climate goals in all its manifold iterations, it must significantly intensify its efforts in this area.