Sentence examples for managed efforts from inspiring English sources

In addition to the ethical concerns, poorly managed efforts could destabilise the wreck, resulting in a mass release of the remaining oil; the ship also contains many tons of unexploded ordnance.

The ECD Unit and the Curriculum Research and Development Division have initiated and managed efforts to enhance KG quality and produced curricula, training, and assessment materials as part of this undertaking.

The docetaxel containing combination regimens are associated with severe leucopenia and febrile neutropenia, and although these adverse events can be managed, efforts must be made to minimise such toxicities (Sulkes et al, 1994; Einzig et al, 1996; Taguchi et al, 1998; Mai et al, 1999).

The answer to China's fear of an uncontrolled collapse, Bolton wrote, "is a jointly managed effort to dismantle North Korea's government, effectively allowing the swift takeover of the North by the South".

Instead, the testimony underscored what everyone has always known about the anti-violence initiative: That it was a well intentioned but poorly managed effort that wasted millions of taxpayer dollars in attempt to solve Chicago's very pressing violence problem.

The ACLU's Reproductive Freedom Project manages efforts related to reproductive rights.

The most effective digital diplomacies rely on guidelines as a softer way to manage efforts in this field.

The failures of utilization management in the managed care efforts of the 1990s demonstrated the need for an alternative approach.

They managed 24 efforts on goal as opposed to six for Tottenham, who only had three on target.

It was a scrappy game, with both sides preferring to use long-ball tactics, but the two sides managed 34 efforts on goal between them.

England managed 12 efforts on goal in the first half, and 22 after the break as they picked up the tempo while their opponents tired.