Sentence examples for joint attempts from inspiring English sources
It is now more than 20 years since governments made their first joint attempts at controlling emissions and dealing with climate change.
The remarkable revelation by the suspended Fifa president means England, who unsuccessfully bid for the tournament along with joint attempts by Spain/Portugal and Belgium/Holland, could have wasted millions without standing a chance from the outset.
Israeli and Palestinian negotiators met twice today in the first joint attempt to resolve the standoff, and Israel Radio said the meetings would continue on Wednesday.
Yeong-hye's husband responds by recruiting his in-laws to a joint attempt to transform her back into a submissive omnivore.
On Monday Microsoft and Google will file their latest legal briefs in a joint attempt to force the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance court to allow them to disclose more information about the requests for confidential information they receive.
Supporters of Liverpool's rival clubs are having a second go at a joint attempt to create a 'Football Quarter' between their famous stadia at Anfield and Goodison Park.
The meeting with Mr. Arafat, he said, was "a joint attempt to move to a diplomatic phase from the phase of joint struggle to implement the Sharm el Sheik understandings" on a truce that was reached at a summit meeting in Egypt in October.
He was always proposing adventures: a night stake-out of a new badger warren "in a mysterious wooded tumulus in Thornham Woods", or a joint attempt to traverse an acre of ancient woodland from one side to another without touching the ground, like the hero of Italo Calvino's beautiful book, The Baron Of The Trees.
Mr. Rodriguez, a Mexican immigrant who lives in Sunset Park and commutes to his farm at night, belongs to the New Farmer Development Project, a joint attempt by the Greenmarket network and the Cornell Cooperative Extension to identify and support immigrant New Yorkers with the kind of agricultural skills that younger Americans are less and less likely to have.
"Go for Broke," the third episode, opens with cash-strapped Earn at a local fast-food joint, attempting to quietly order a kids' meal for himself.
Our findings of patients' and GPs' willingness to understand low mood as something explicable for a person in adversity, and to reframe anxiety as a potentially protective personal characteristic, are in keeping with a joint attempt to accommodate these otherwise problematic emotions in a way which avoids showing weakness or threatening the doctor-patient relationship.
