Sentence examples for pursued an effort from inspiring English sources

He spoke as a Libyan envoy, Deputy Foreign Minister Abdelati Obeidi, pursued an effort in Europe to seek a diplomatic settlement.

Wessex was owned by an Enron division called Azurix, which unsuccessfully pursued an effort to push the company into the international water business.

"It has come to our attention that some interests are aggressively pursuing an effort to open the nation's coasts and oceans to unfettered access to oil and gas drilling.

The United States has also pursued an unprecedented effort to engage partners around the world in the fight against climate change, and we have produced real results.

Tostan has pursued an ambitious effort here with support from Unicef and others, but its two- to three-year program costs about $21,000 per village — a substantial sum considering the countless villages that continue the practice.

Also, Ssangyong has a global network with 53 subsidiaries and 90 branches in 120 countries around the world.The Ssangyong group has pursued an all-out effort to improve Ssangyong Motor's financial structure through a capital-stock increase and the disposal of property.

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), in cooperation with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Department of Energy National Laboratories and private sector R&D firms have pursued an aggressive research effort to explore the attributes of high velocity impact penetrators for countering such facilities.

Establishing greater external partnerships should be actively pursued in an effort to achieve this.

Systemic therapy is being pursued in an effort to improve outcome data, but the best strategy has yet to be defined.

Several clinical trials have been pursued in an effort to improve outcome in dogs with HSA, and most of these have focused on the splenic form as resection down to microscopic disease can be readily accomplished in many cases.

But as that legislation moves forward, the president of the University of Oregon is pursuing an unusual effort to have the state issue some $800 million in new bonds, and commit to covering the debt service for 30 years.