Sentence examples for make a systematic from inspiring English sources

"They need to make a systematic, comprehensive, and time-bound plan on a national and regional level".

The white commercial farmers had, in fact, agreed to hand over two million acres, although they have been slow to make a systematic listing of available property.

The lawmakers also asked the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to make a systematic study of the fees, according to the letter.

They must make a systematic effort to help young adults understand the complexities of the cultures of the family and the society they live in, and define an identity that is a consistent blend of the two.

The ten-point plan talks of sharing intelligence about people-smuggling networks, and in its promise to make "a systematic effort to capture and destroy vessels used by the smugglers" it even hints at military action.

August 9, 1896 Neuchâtel, Switzerland September 16, 1980 Geneva, Switzerland Jean Piaget, (born August 9, 1896, Neuchâtel, Switzerland died September 16, 1980, Geneva), Swiss psychologist who was the first to make a systematic study of the acquisition of understanding in children.

He also blamed "people historically who have made a systematic attempt to discredit me, and to marginalise me".

Rumsfeld has also made a systematic effort to appoint Special Forces advocates to the top military jobs.

Finally, two years ago, when R.J. Reynolds made a systematic effort to rid itself of small stockholders, the syndicate was able to cash out.

To the best of my knowledge, Gosden is the only Western scientist who has even begun making a systematic study of what took place in northern Iraq.

It was the classical Greek historians who first made a systematic attempt to find out what actually happened, rather than to preserve a traditional record of events.