Sentence examples for purposeful effort to from inspiring English sources

One addition this year is the old school/new school panel, a purposeful effort to be more inclusive to more traditional singalong strummers.

The Bush administration is making a purposeful effort to bankrupt the government so as to eliminate entitlement programs or shift them to religious groups regardless of their fitness to run these programs.

"I can only conclude that you are personally content with what is, in effect, a purposeful effort to keep documents from Congress, the Department of Justice and various independent counsels," Mr. Burton, chairman of the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee, wrote last week to Beth Nolan, the White House counsel.

But it has failed to come to terms with the reality that "governance-by-design"—the purposeful effort to use technology to embed values is becoming a central mode of policymaking, and that our existing regulatory system is fundamentally ill-equipped to prevent that phenomenon from subverting public governance.

Boldly identified as "Society 5.0," Japan describes its initiative as a purposeful effort to create a new social contract and economic model by fully incorporating the technological innovations of the fourth industrial revolution.

First, there needs to be a concerted, purposeful effort to remove these symbols.

It did not consider forgery or other purposeful efforts to disguise handwriting.

It challenges some deeply held beliefs -- that infants will thrive intellectually if they are simply given lots of love and that purposeful efforts to influence babies' cognitive development are harmful.

While Labor institutionally has clearly made more purposeful efforts to establish the eligibility of MPs prior to election contests than some of the early casualties in this crisis – again, calling out that hubris was fair cop.

But I do mean to assert that state prosecutors should now be considering how they will present to an Ohio grand jury the evidence which could support a charge of aggravated murder based on Casto's alleged repeated purposeful efforts to unlawfully terminate Michelle Knight's pregnancies.

Some accounts of the background behind the shift in public trust of the nuclear industry, like this one from the Washington Post and this one from the New York Times, overlook or ignore the purposeful efforts to change hearts and minds by organizations that have been honing their antinuclear campaign skills for decades.