Sentence examples for propose efforts from inspiring English sources

It is important that the agreement in Lima specify three important threshold issues: (a) countries detail 2025 emissions reduction commitments; (2) countries only propose efforts that are stronger than what they are currently implementing; and (3) a minimum set of information is provided so that we know exactly what countries are proposing for their targets.

It is important that the agreement in Lima specify three important threshold issues: (a) countries detail 2025 emissions reduction commitments; (2) countries only  propose efforts that are stronger than what they are currently implementing; and (3) a minimum set of information is provided so that we know exactly what countries are proposing for their targets.

We propose efforts should concentrate on making SOSM a valued and worthwhile endeavor within and outside academia, an actual quantification of the value of SOSM by individuals, and creating programs that make SOSM time manageable for scientists.

In this paper, we propose EFFORT, a new host network cooperated detection framework attempting to overcome shortcomings of both approaches while still keeping both advantages, i.e., effectiveness and efficiency.

But both he and League think their proposed efforts need some refining to ultimately win them over.

Evidence of contributions to advance diversity, equity and inclusion through previous work, proposed efforts, and/or depth of understanding.

New Haven's environmental consultant has concluded that it may be possible to address most of the city's concerns adequately through the authority's proposed efforts.

But the department said the proposed efforts were not enough, citing the bureaucratic difficulties and cost of obtaining birth certificates or other documents necessary to get the cards.

At the end of last year, some of the opera world's grandest luminaries wrote to the Guardian and the Times warning that proposed efforts to save money would threaten the ENO's very existence.

The other approach to stimulating the economy -- deregulation -- will be difficult because most of the proposed efforts at deregulation are opposed by key interest groups and cannot simply be pushed through Parliament by a weak leader like Mr. Hashimoto.

Even if Americans blame the president for the struggling economy, they're supportive of his proposed efforts to fix it, according to The Center for American Progress, a progressive think tank.