Sentence examples for no further efforts from inspiring English sources

When it became property of the National Archives in 1990, the technical staff recommended that no further efforts be made to replicate its sounds through mechanical means.

What do preservationists at the National Archives mean by their recommendation that "no further efforts be made to replicate its sounds through mechanical means"?

The British government will make no further efforts to restore Stormont power-sharing until after May's local elections in Northern Ireland, Sinn Féin has said.

TSA also cites a a local leader, Knaoui Sidi, as saying attempts were made to negotiate with the hostage-takers yesterday but no further efforts would be made today.

Craig Levein has ended the saga surrounding Barry Ferguson and the Scotland national team, making it clear there will be no further efforts to persuade the player out of international retirement.

Typical of the outrage was an editorial published Sunday by The News, an English-language newspaper, with the headline "Hands Off, Please!" "No further efforts must be made to intervene in the democratic process in Pakistan," the editorial read.

There is no further effort involved once it is bought.

So they recommended "no further effort to interfere with or restructure" the agency's plans.

Good night, Ramon, Jelena would say, but made no further effort to stop him as he walked beside her.

Inside the Administration, there is a general consensus on one issue, officials told me: there will be no further effort to revive the U.N. inspection regime in Iraq.

After this flash in the pan the Allied armies in the north made no further effort to break out of the trap, while the belated relieving push from the south was so feeble as to be almost farcical.