Sentence examples for put new energy from inspiring English sources

If it wants to be more than a logo and known for more than memories of the grape boycott, then it needs to organize and put new energy into a difficult job it has sorely neglected.

Dr. Valdiserri joined many of the 17,000 conference participants who called on the world to change its attitude about the disease and to put new energy into the fight against it.

Furthermore, the birthers have put new energy into obtaining something that previously had been a marginal part of their fixation: Obama's college transcripts.

I will create the $13 billion a year New Energy Economy Fund to invest in clean, renewable energies like wind, solar, and sustainable biofuels, develop a new generation of efficient cars and trucks, and put new energy-saving technologies to work in buildings, transportation and industry.

Mr. Ogden has focused on putting new energy behind the department's traditional law enforcement mission, one that had been sidelined somewhat by the war on terrorism.

Capturing the spirit of Wallace, our small community group Totally Renewable Yackandandah (TRY) is pushed by necessity to get on with putting new energy solutions in place.

In fact, now that many companies have their public Web sites up and running, a growing number of organizations are putting new energy into using intranets to transform internal operations.

[Page C4.] Intranets Start Earning Their Keep A growing number of organizations are putting new energy into using their intranets -- in effect, internal Web sites -- to perform functions that go well beyond simple publication of memos and company news.

Whichever it is, the postelection pause often offers opportunities: for putting new energy into old programs, in the expectation that the climate is better; or for creating solutions to problems that have arisen too suddenly to have been dealt with before.

Window companies and installers are stuffing mailboxes with fliers touting a new $1,500 federal tax credit for putting new energy-efficient windows in your home.

The plan may get an attentive hearing in Washington, where President Obama has installed a team at the Energy Department and other agencies that is determined to put new clean-energy plans into effect.