Sentence examples for linked efforts from inspiring English sources

This year, the committee specifically linked efforts against global warming to keeping the peace: because of "greater competition for the earth's resources," it said, "there may be increased danger of violent conflicts and wars, within and between states".

On the bank of the river abutting Turtle Island, surrounded by committed people from all walks of life and led by the Standing Rock Sioux, I reflected on other similar times of linked efforts.

This was despite linked efforts that were being made to address identified gaps in knowledge and skills, now described, to support improved technical competence.

Over the lifetime of the programme there has been a major shift in emphasis from downwards service delivery towards more comprehensive and linked efforts to build systems, frameworks and national capacity to deliver a sustained response.

This was sometimes linked to the lack of accurate data on incidence and prevalence, but more often mentioned as related to the lack of a well-coordinated and linked effort by different interests and initiatives related to liver disease.

The regional groups have their own rules and features, but the 23 states in them have discussed linking efforts.

After years of working toward the same goal as rivals, four leading cancer centers are linking efforts to fight a deadly bone disease.

The program, which is viewed as the first of its kind in the country linking efforts to clean up inland runoff along with beach pollution, will be carried out in three phases.

It has cleverly sought to link efforts to diversify our sources of fuel with climate change, but the real motivating factor is a desire to become less reliant on imports from a volatile Russia.

They don't link efforts to remove non-citizens from voter rolls to comprehensive efforts to register recently naturalized citizens.

We must create a national common purpose, driven less by funding and more by linking efforts to specific industry outcomes that make U.S. manufacturing more attractive and competitive.