Sentence examples for proper effort from inspiring English sources

All it requires is seriousness and proper effort.

Defenders say the rules were a proper effort to define vague provisions with severe penalties.

A proper effort to fulfil our responsibilities as Europeans, whether or not we are members of the EU, is another.

They should receive the best care possible, including palliative treatment, a dimension of terminal care that is often scandalously neglected: and this in turn will require, in America, a proper effort to extend health coverage to the uninsured.

Whitworth's cross was aimed for the centre-forward Rodney Fern, who nipped in just ahead of Tommy Smith but could not get a proper effort on goal, the ball dribbling back towards the post.

However, practitioners should be aware that conducting empirical studies is time consuming and they should dedicate proper effort.

Unless proper efforts are made to end such abuses, ensure accountability and justice, and promote reconciliation, argues HRW, South Sudan will remain a prisoner to its bloody past.

Nevertheless, these transformations can be costly, and would be futile without proper efforts to take the scholarly approach.

2 3 Early identification of populations at high risk for diabetes is therefore important for targeted prevention strategies and is necessary to enable proper efforts to be taken for prevention in the large number of individuals at high risk, while avoiding the burden of prevention and treatment for the even larger number of individuals at low risk, both for the individual and for society.

The former head of the Fraud Squad, David Clarke, now a private fraud consultant at Today Advisory, applauded the Government's moves, but said: "We need a proper, concerted effort between law enforcement and Companies House, because at the moment we're still handing it on a silver platter to the villains".

This blank space is a paper sheet ready to be made 'dirty' by the agents' putting shapes, geometries or constraints, in a physical but also mental action, so as to develop the proper drawing effort.