Sentence examples for restart efforts from inspiring English sources

Despite the abject failure of the past 18 months, the international community must restart efforts to end the suffering.

United Nations officials here said about 20 staff members who were in Kisangani to restart efforts to aid war refugees and displaced people were believed to be safe.

Amid a rapprochement between the two Koreas after three summits this year between the leaders, South Korean officials are working to restart efforts to create a unified dictionary and bridge the language divide.

Mrs. Aposporos feared the decision would give the city and its Urban Redevelopment Commission a green light to restart efforts to condemn the diner and fold her land into a large-scale plan, already under way, to build offices and apartments on property the city took over that surrounds the diner.

Meanwhile, South Korean news reports say that steam has been seen coming from a plant at the North's main nuclear facility, a sign that it has made good on its threat to restart efforts to make weapons-grade plutonium.

Since finding the high lead levels this summer, Blacksmith is working with the World Bank to restart efforts to resolve the lead problem here, once and for all.

But the restart effort could run into trouble if red flags are raised during safety assessments carried out by Japan's nuclear watchdog.

But some credit it with trying to correct things since restarting efforts to develop the site in 2005.

At the weekend, as the strikers attracted support from among others Senator Elizabeth Warren and former vice-president Joe Biden, the two sides restarted efforts to find a compromise over healthcare, wages and pensions.

On the other side of Gaza's border, Egypt's military rulers have restarted efforts to destroy the tunnel system.

This state-owned company was formed in 1991 to restart failed efforts by the fisheries ministry, advised by foreign consultants, to introduce seaweed farming in the 1980s.