Sentence examples for noted attempts from inspiring English sources

It noted attempts to improve the process after it was under way, but said an extension of funding and additional grants in May 2015 to fill gaps "made it appear as if the [strategy] was being adapted on the run, which to many stakeholders meant the new process lacked transparency and was not a level playing field".

It works in the other direction too: James Goodale, a First Amendment expert, noted attempts to bring libel actions against U.S. defendants in courts overseas and argued that "the courts -- here and elsewhere -- must urgently stamp out this tendency to go forum shopping, which, in an Internet age, could have grotesque implications for freedom of the press".

This decision has come after many noted attempts to pass immigration reform that have been blocked time and time again by Republicans in Congress.

We also noted attempts to take care of family members.

As Kogan and Henkel noted, attempts to improve use of evidence can " fail to note how in those areas of policy where data are diffuse, and analyses most likely to be strongly influenced by value preferences, problems must be identified collaboratively between policy-maker and scientist.

Indeed, as she noted, attempting to change lifelong habits is time-consuming and anxiety-provoking.

They may be as simple as the characteristics of where people live, or where the less fortunate find a place to sleep, or the locations available for a trip to a store, restaurant, or café... "Center on people and, as already noted, attempt to include them in photographs, even from afar.

While noting attempts at suicide bombings in recent days, he said that "maybe the nature of aggression against Israel has changed in the last couple of weeks".

If you continue along Ocean Drive, you will note attempts by contemporary architects to be this century's Stanford White (and that is not necessarily a good thing).

"It is Nielsen's policy to note attempts to single out panel members to either change their viewing habits or otherwise influence or affect their reporting," the spokesman said later in an e-mail message.

• "It is Nielsen's policy to note attempts to single out panel members to either change their viewing habits or otherwise influence or affect their reporting," the spokesman, Matt Anchin, said later in an e-mail.