Sentence examples for long-term endeavour from inspiring English sources

This means that progress in human rights and other areas will be a long-term endeavour".

Building this capacity to prevent future health emergencies is a long-term endeavour that becomes more critical with each epidemic in the region.

You are of course quite right to point out that this is a long-term endeavour, to design and build a nuclear-enabled submarine takes decades and this is a 35-year project from initial conception to commissioning.

The first is national and international will: do we have the staying power and strategic patience to see through such a long-term endeavour in the face of the short-term vagaries of tactical fortune?

The committee says a strategic plan and a five-year road map to support delivery of the initiative's goals should be published, adding that the government must heed its own evidence that combating sexual violence is a long-term endeavour, requiring long-term funding.

In the case of Colombia, "a first lesson is that effective protection work is a long-term endeavour" (ibid).

The development of nationality legislation in the Scandinavian countries has moved away from long-term endeavours to establish homogeneity towards the striking differences that characterize the countries' regulations today.

Successful completion of a MAR is a long term endeavour and requires much energy and expertise of the guest-editor.

Rupert Murdoch, proprietor of The Times, has consistently presented his price cutting strategy as part of a long-term commercial endeavour to lift the newspaper's circulation and thereby its profitability.

The problem, of course, is that it's not the men like Stacey and van Engen stable, in long-term relationships, endeavouring to stay healthy whose jobs are on the line; those most at risk are the ones whose coping mechanisms are the most destructive.

Both sustainable development and poverty eradication are both long-term and urgent endeavours, requiring not only the gradual and substantial redirection of country policies, but rapid response to pressing problems.