Sentence examples for support continued efforts from inspiring English sources

"Solid work has been carried out, but given the current outlook we could not support continued efforts to mature these opportunities".

Now, the U.S. House of Representatives is considering a bill that recognizes the progress made in polio eradication, and encourages the U.S. government to support continued efforts.

These data would support continued efforts to understand and potentially develop next generation agents in this class.

We anticipate that lentiviral protein transduction of nuclease proteins represents a versatile alternative to current nuclease delivery techniques and will support continued efforts to promote safe genome editing therapies.

"the Department of Defense and the Joint Department of Defense-Department ofullyrgy Nuclear Weaponsupportil fully support continuing efforts to examine how the RRW concept can address issues of safety, security and long-term reliability of the nation's nuclear deterrent".

The purpose of the evaluation was to support continuing efforts of the UNICEF Brazil Country Office (BCO) to sharpen its focus on equity-focused municipal public policies that guarantee the rights of children and adolescents, especially those most disadvantaged and excluded, through the promotion of the Municipal Seal of Approval as a key strategy.

This supports continued efforts to study tissue samples at multiple points in a patient's disease course.

The infrequent detection of measurable oxidative phthalate metabolites in milk, even in women with multiple metabolites in their urine, supports continued efforts to promote breast-feeding worldwide.

In addition, supporting continued efforts to study tissue samples at multiple points in a patient's disease course we found a high rate of discordance between primary and metastatic samples, which was even higher among treated patients.

Earlier, NUT delegates supported continuing efforts to merge with the ATL teachers union, which would likely see a new combined union being created.

In Israel, so much support exists for continued efforts to destroy Hamas' weapons and tunnels that Netanyahu might not be able to win a majority of his Cabinet to pass a resolution for a cease-fire, warned Dan Arbell, a 26-year veteran of the Israeli foreign service.