Sentence examples for the special efforts from inspiring English sources

In addition to the special efforts that are made during the annual review process, the Compensation Office initiates and responds to a number of equity issues throughout the year.

Similar comments were made elsewhere, with the overwhelming view seeming to be that if Abbott managed to get the 33 nominations she needed thanks to the special efforts of Miliband and others on her behalf, her subsequent candidature for the Labour party leadership would be nothing more than tokenism, and an insult to black people/women/lefties/insert-minority-of-choice everywhere.

But just as important as the special efforts, he says, are the gradual changes in which refugees took more ownership of the city ― literally.

Twanna has independently led educational programs to improve adolescent sexual health outcomes and reduce negative youth health outcomes reaching thousands of youth in two high-risk communities, which garnered Planned Parenthood Federation of America's Affiliate Excellence Award in the Special Efforts in Serving Teens category.

However, we do not believe it is because cases were being missed given the special efforts that the study team made to find cases including a team review of all subjects who received corticosteroids that identified no unreported IRIS cases.

It provides a chance to focus positive public attention on the special risks children face in host countries like Brazil and around the world and the special efforts we can take to protect them from those threats.

Of course, there is nothing to stop someone on the M40 leaving at the same junction and finding a country pub a few miles away, but they would have to make the special effort.

In this paper, the special effort performed on the laboratory apparatus design, to ensure a good sensitivity of the rock response with respect to both parameters, k and Ss, is presented.

According to the military, the number of general spouse and child abuse incidents reported to on-base family advocacy programs began declining in 1998, before the special effort to address the issue began, and continued to decline significantly through 2006.

Mr President, Mr Secretary General, distinguished colleagues, I would like to begin by expressing my thanks for the special effort that each of you made to be here today.

The false surmise — that there is a coffin for the flowers to bedeck — is powerful enough to crowd out the reality to which the speaker now returns with a rueful "Aye me!" In Gerrig's terms, Milton has pulled us "out of the narrative world" he has created; he has made the "special effort" necessary to break his own spell.