Sentence examples for ongoing efforts to maintain from inspiring English sources
Escape from America or not, Mr Bush's attendance in Hanoi is necessitated by ongoing efforts to maintain US influence in a region increasingly dominated by China.
Escape from the States or not, Mr Bush's attendance in Hanoi is necessitated by ongoing efforts to maintain US influence in a region increasingly dominated by China.
Critics of South Yorkshire Police point to its ongoing efforts to maintain lies over Hillsborough as evidence that, while the senior officers in question may have moved on, little about the force has changed today.
Every day, over 600 latrines are desludged as part of UNICEF's ongoing efforts to maintain safe sanitation standards.
This magnitude of improvement demonstrates the importance of careful examination of contributing factors and accounting for those in ongoing efforts to maintain data quality and algorithm development.
Apparently Comey really didn't want to attend in what became an ongoing effort to maintain independence from the White House but ultimately thought it'd be rude if he bailed.
This ongoing effort to maintain homeostasis (balance) and to develop higher and higher levels of order and stability have been described in detail by Nobel Prize-winning physicist Ilya Prigogine in Order Out of Chaos, Fritjof Capra in The Turning Point, and Erich Jantsch in The Self-Organizing Universe.
In this context of ongoing evolution, Green Care in Agriculture1 offers an important connection point between farm activities and these efforts to maintain or promote people's social, physical, mental, and educational well-being (Haubenhofer et al., 2010).
Make continual efforts to maintain your relationship.
"This lawsuit is part of Kering's ongoing global effort to maintain its customers' trust in its genuine products and to continue to develop the creative works and talents in its brands".
They then coined "doing gender" to present the concept of the ongoing efforts to construct and maintain gender process among individuals.
