Sentence examples for made further efforts from inspiring English sources
The Times should have attributed the account in the obituary more specifically, and should have made further efforts to verify it independently before publication.
With the installation of the cabinet system in 1885, the government made further efforts to pave the way for a modern state.
We have made further efforts on the reproducibility and agreement of IJVV in 30 patients.
Wang and Li [19] made further efforts on attracting and quasi-invariant sets of the mild solution of impulsive NSFDEs with infinite delays by establishing impulsive integral inequalities.
Note that the optimization algorithm is designed for AWGN and Rayleigh fading channels separately; we have made further efforts to the simultaneous optimization over both AWGN and Rayleigh channels in Section 4.3.
In addition, the research team made further efforts to spread the brochures and illustrated stereotypes among a larger group of social entrepreneurs through national network organisation Social Enterprise NL (who used it in an entrepreneurship development program), by contacting various other local governments, staff of relevant ministries and other Dutch higher education institutions.
We will help lead the world in that effort and make further efforts at the G20 to make sure that vital aid gets through.
While visiting President Bush at the White House on Sept. 12, Mr. Koizumi simply said that United States should "make further efforts for international cooperation toward a settlement" of the Iraqi problem.
In the communique, the G20 underscored "the role of open trade policies and a strong and secure global trading system in promoting inclusive global economic growth, and we will make further efforts to revitalise global trade and lift investment".
But lawyers for her mother said that despite losing an appeal against Judge Seidlin's ruling, they would make further efforts to remove Smith's body from the Bahamas.
However, he questions whether the next government will be able to afford to spend £15bn on the roads while also funding HS2 and other improvements to the rail network, and making further efforts to reduce the national debt.
