Sentence examples for organized efforts from inspiring English sources

Public health is defined as "the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life and promoting health through the organized efforts and informed choices of society, organizations (public and private), communities and individuals".

Organized efforts and high rates of public opposition also led organizers to pull 2024 bids in three cities: Budapest in Hungary, Hamburg in Germany and Rome.

Philanthropy, voluntary, organized efforts intended for socially useful purposes.

They then organized efforts to identify and bury the dead.

There are organized efforts to warn people about lightning.

Both withdrawals, made early Friday, appeared to be organized efforts to minimize the risk of bombardment, rather than panicked retreats.

In 1991, Dr. Goodwyn wrote "Breaking the Barrier: The Rise of Solidarity in Poland," tracing the development of worker-organized efforts in Poland.

Local Democrats and Republicans also say that a tight Senate race would force the parties to have well-organized efforts locally, which would make the state even more pivotal in the presidential race.

Those changes were the result of increasingly sophisticated, well-financed and well-organized efforts by the corporate and financial sectors to tilt government policies in their favor, and thus in favor of the very wealthy.

Dane's nerdy, slightly older sister, Rachel (Alexandra Socha), who wears pajama bottoms and baggy sweatshirts to class, views the school's well-organized efforts to help the students through this trauma with snarky contempt.

5. (SBU) Cantuarias contends that the recent disruptions are well-organized efforts to stop responsible mining companies from operating in Peru and Ecuador, much like the national anti-hydrocarbons movement that succeeded in Bolivia.