Sentence examples for ongoing effort to control from inspiring English sources

The shifting personae, the years of silence have, you imagine, been an ongoing effort to control the public appropriation of intimacies, the space in which the best pop music exists.

Improved genetic and genomic resources for WCR are crucial tools in the ongoing effort to control this pest.

NHS trusts made efficiency savings of £2.9bn during the year, as part of ongoing efforts to control overspending and make Treasury-required productivity gains.

The goat population has been reduced to just a few animals, and there are ongoing efforts to control rodents and introduced plants.

"We are working with Samba in its ongoing effort to ensure that its antiterrorist procedures and controls are as effective as possible," said Leah Johnson, a Citigroup spokeswoman.

"We are working with Samba in its ongoing effort to ensure that its antiterrorist procedures and controls are as effective as possible," Ms. Johnson said at the time.

The ongoing global efforts to control influenza epidemics and pandemics require high-throughput technologies to detect, quantify, and functionally characterize viral isolates.

New topics and new ways of thinking and talking about topics continually evolve, and, although there are ongoing efforts to keep controlled vocabulary lists as up-to-date as possible, they inevitably lag behind ordinary language usage.

The contract, which is for one year service with an option for an additional six years, is somewhat of a big, symbolic win for Microsoft in its ongoing efforts to win control of the government cloud market.

On the surface, this survey sounds like part of the ongoing effort to minimize gun ownership to make more gun control seem politically achievable," he wrote in an e-mail.

There is an ongoing effort to get childhood TB into mainstream national TB control programmes (NTP) in resource limited settings.