Sentence examples for model for efforts from inspiring English sources

Environmentalists and lawyers who signed on to the campaign said that while the initial lawsuits focused on the hog industry, they intended to use those cases as a model for efforts to rein in other polluters nationwide.

Now the project, a model for efforts in New York to revive a coastal area and put former industrial properties to new uses, faces long delays because of elevated levels of radioactivity, apparently coming from pebble-sized ore or slag linked to the former Li Tungsten plant, a federal Superfund site along the creek.

Although there have been only a few studies identifying small molecule inhibitors of specialized bacterial recombination enzymes, the targeting of the retroviral integrase of HIV-1, a prominent integrase/DDE superfamily member, has been a significant clinical achievement and serves as a model for efforts to inhibit other specialized recombinases.

Thus, we discuss in this section related work that investigates influencing factors on issue fix time or vulnerability fix time and also the development of prediction models for effort estimations, and differentiates them from our work.

The hope is that this effort will serve as a model for similar efforts.

After the blood in your veins has thawed and you can once again feel a pulse, think about the famous "Pyramid of Philanthropy" which has served as a model for the efforts of numerous performing arts organizations as they try to expand their audiences.

And the collaboration is already serving as a model for similar efforts against Parkinson's disease.

Mr. Bush said the program should be a model for government efforts to help 5.5 million black and Hispanic families buy homes in the next eight years.

The transformation in Ralegan Siddhi came to the notice of state officials, who used the program as a model for similar efforts in dozens of villages across Maharashtra.

The Washington program is being watched closely because when Congress must tackle reauthorizing President Bush's signature education law, No Child Left Behind, in 2007, the program could become a model for Republican efforts to extend vouchers nationally.

Ellen Seidman, executive vice president of ShoreBank, which began in 1973 on the South Side of Chicago and has been a model for similar efforts, said her bank would probably apply to the program.