Sentence examples for stressed efforts from inspiring English sources

The CFTC stressed efforts to raise wages and had its main strength among white-collar workers and textile workers.

Regarding the Gulf States and Saudi Arabia, A/S Shapiro stressed efforts to improve energy security and counter-terrorism, while bolstering the capabilities of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in the face of the Iranian threat.

Mr. Bush also stressed efforts he was taking to protect the nation from another terrorist attack, announcing that the Central Intelligence Agency and the F.B.I. would pool foreign and domestic intelligence through a new joint operation intended to improve their cooperation and better identify threats.

Bubba always stressed effort, preaching to his four sons and two daughters that he did not care if they excelled, but he did expect them to try their hardest in whatever they did.

Since the movement stressed group efforts and propaganda, women were involved in numerous collective tasks such as publication, drama production, and fund raising, which helped them gain more social contact with men and win respect.

The high representative, Wolfgang Petritsch, stressed that efforts to combat corruption would work only when there was a political breakthrough.

Yet in her writing she stressed his efforts to be a different man: to excel at work on the railroad, to be the paterfamilias for a family that grew to include three children.

Speaking to TechCrunch last year when Jungle announced its new fund, founder and managing partner Amit Anand stressed the efforts that the firm is making to build out its operational chops.

In the interview Mr McLoughlin said the Department for Transport had got better at "mitigating environmental disaster" and stressed that efforts were being made to reduce the line's impact.

The vast majority of the NFL's "Salute to Service" month does feature legitimate advertising and promotions, and the NFL has stressed its efforts to help the military since last week's report.

In studies, both health care professionals [ 28] and young people [ 21] have described school absences resulting in falling behind and young people becoming stressed during efforts to catch up.