Sentence examples for maximise its impact from inspiring English sources

Unions are debating whether further action should repeat the four-hour walkout, extend it to a day-long stoppage or maximise its impact by instructing different groups of staff to go on strike at different times during a 24-hour period.

It should also be carefully planned to maximise its impact on rural livelihoods.

Smith says that while every organisation can – and should – tailor the theme to their activities, it is essential to have an aligned message to maximise its impact.

The charity also seeks to maximise its impact though partnerships.

Recently, we've partnered with a non-profit bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing countries to strengthen the message of our game and maximise its impact by committing ourselves to real field projects.

The communique from Washington said the bloc would implement "actions to increase the flexibility of the EFSF [European Financial Stability Facility] and to maximise its impact" by the eurozone's next ministerial meeting in October.

"The BBC needs to ensure that programming of such importance is scheduled, promoted and signposted to audiences in a way to maximise its potential impact," it said.

Create additional resources around a video to maximise its use and educational impact (e.g. quizzes, discussion, identify related videos).

The release of the Intergenerational Report (IGR) was legally required in early February, well before the budget session, but it has been delayed in the hope of maximising its political impact.

He believes that up to 100,000 homes a year will need to be built on greenfield sites to meet the need for six million new homes in the next 30 years and that garden cities allow development "in a way that reduces its impact, maximises its potential for sustainability and reinforces an existing place".

Building on this work, we have formulated an oath that codifies the role of reviewers in helping to ensure that the science they review is sufficiently open and reproducible; it includes guidelines not just on how to review professionally, but also on how to support transparent, reproducible and responsible research, while optimising its societal impact and maximising its visibility.