Sentence examples for through a coordinated effort from inspiring English sources

Through a coordinated effort, Democrats have 27 field offices and 160 officers, not including volunteers.

American officials contend that the only way the government can regain control of Putumayo and Caqueta provinces is through a coordinated effort in which the Armed Forces clean out guerrilla concentrations and are followed by police units that fumigate coca fields by air.

This has been possible through a coordinated effort with the Ministry of Health and 20 national and international NGO-partners.

In a recent issue of Critical Care, Fieux and colleagues [ 1] demonstrate remarkable results obtained through a coordinated effort to obtain viable kidneys from people who suffer out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Paris.

In 1995, the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives issued a directive for the effective implementation of expanded programs on immunizations, along with primary health care and family planning services through a coordinated effort involving the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, NGOs, and private providers.

In it, they identified three former FIFA officials — Mr. Blatter and his former deputies Jérôme Valcke and Markus Kattner — as having mounted a "coordinated effort" to enrich themselves through a series of raises, bonuses and other payments.

The festival, which runs through April 21 at several locations in New York, is a coordinated effort by institutes and consulates, led by the Czech Center.

Beginning in the 1970s, a coordinated effort to revive the area through the establishment of a business revitalization zone has produced an area rich with restored historical buildings and pleasant streetscapes.

"A coordinated effort to close the fiscal gap through sensible and long overdue reforms is paramount".

A coordinated effort by media outlets around the world sifted through those documents, connecting the dots inside the murky world of offshore shell companies and revealed elaborate tax evasion schemes, many linked to the world's rich and powerful.

Breaking that cycle requires a coordinated effort, from rich and poor countries, that prioritises sustainability and penalises high-carbon growth, for instance through a price on carbon.