Sentence examples for reporting endeavours from inspiring English sources
Which prompts a question: if the modest reporting endeavours of a handful of foreigners are such a problem for the junta, how will it cope with the Lady when she gets behind a microphone again – the one person in the country capable, with a few well-chosen words, of galvanising not only millions of her own people but the leaders of the free world as well?
Similar reporting endeavours exist elsewhere: the CATO Institute, a libertarian think tank in the United States, operates the National Police Misconduct Reporting Project, which curates nasty cop news from around the U.S. and shares it online.
Some teachers reported endeavouring to suppress their negative feelings in the classroom ("put emotions on hold"; I10/1, female) to enable successful learning and teaching.
Both Hopkins and Stearne treated the search for, and trials of witches as military campaigns, as shown in their choice of language in both seeking support for and reporting their endeavours.
I feel that the Napolitano report endeavours to provide a very interesting legal response to all these concerns.
Despite such challenges, the majority of Indigenous participants reported their endeavours to maintain the treatment regimen.
Herein we report our endeavours to develop a new method to access these biologically important 19-BQAs.
Through publications, conferences, and later computers and electronic media, they freely exchanged ideas and reported on their endeavours.
With this play, the Meena Media Awards, an endeavour dedicated to reporting and presenting the issues that plague the children in our society in the print and electronic media, commenced.
Resistance to reporting is often attributed to clinicians' lack of confidence in how reported information will be used, as is limited perceived relevance of a single clinician's contribution [ 23] and a perception that reporting diseases is a useless endeavour [ 26].
The presiding officer first recognizes the mover of a proposition or the member of a committee presenting a report and endeavours to alternate recognitions between those favouring and those opposing a question.
