Sentence examples for more active efforts from inspiring English sources

More active efforts to preserve American Indian art have been made in the United States than elsewhere.

It's crucial that universities make more active efforts to ensure that people living off campus feel included in the university community.

Our policy has to move towards more active efforts to prevent the loss of life in Syria and this means stepping up our support to the opposition and thereby increasing the pressure on the regime to accept a political solution.

More active efforts for clinical application of these principles should be supported.

After the German Czech and German Lithuanian crises, Poland made more active efforts to ensure Lithuania's assistance, or at least neutrality, in the event of a war with Nazi Germany.

But the world now demands a more active effort to contain nuclear proliferation, particularly because of the threat from non-state actors.

Moreover, President Obama has made it clear that he wants more active antitrust efforts than was the case during the much reviled Bush Administration.

The stronger the perceived self-efficacy, the more active the efforts are, whereas low levels of self-efficacy tends to result in self-limiting behaviors that create obstacles to new experiences.

No existing data confirms this potential benefit of postural adjustments and some data suggest that these strategies are inferior to more active rehabilitation efforts in the prevention of nutritional deficits and pneumonia.

Early in his presidency, Mr. Obama must decide whether the covert actions begun by Mr. Bush are worth the risks of disrupting what he has pledged will be a more active diplomatic effort to engage with Iran.

Fearful of this, Thompson and other workers have recently gotten more active in union efforts to publicise the impact of these cuts on LA's quality of life.