Sentence examples for its broad effort from inspiring English sources

Beijing's overall goal is to replace her with a more malleable leader in Taipei as part of its broad effort to exert control over Taiwan and weaken Taipei's relationships with the international community.

The far thornier challenge they face is convincing markets that the Fed remains committed to its broader effort to stimulate the economy even as it begins to pull back from the most visible component of that campaign — and even though as many as nine of the 12 voting members of the Fed's policy-making committee may be replaced in the next year.

The administration portrays its mortgage program as a crucial piece of its broader effort to restore vigor to the economy.

South Koreans would be relieved to see Mr. Trump pursuing prudent diplomacy instead of reckless warmongering, and a "cap and freeze" deal would give a new government in Seoul a better foundation for opening its broader effort to help Mr. Kim lead his country toward regional integration and economic growth.

Cisco acquired the Flash technology company as part of its broader effort to sell its Unified Computing System (UCS),  which converges networking.

But some experts said the government failed in its broader effort to establish insider trading as an especially egregious crime warranting the harshest-possible white-collar sentence.

The company defended its decision not to ban all the links the researchers classified as junk as it touted its broader efforts to combat disinformation online.

I do not suggest that the United States back away from Air-Sea-Battle or from its broader efforts to confront the anti-access threat.

The British government is mulling over the prospects for building on the inaugural rugby session to provide more training as part of its broader efforts to improve the lives of Afghan girls and women.

The city, led by the state-appointed emergency financial manager, Kevyn D. Orr, is expected to seek reductions in pensions in bankruptcy as part of its broader efforts to reduce Detroit's estimated $18 billion in debt.

As part of its broader efforts to counter extremism in northern Mali, the United States also underwrote a series of radio soap operas whose plot twists emphasized the dangers of extremism.