Sentence examples for through voluntary efforts from inspiring English sources

What's more, these figures actually understate the total wetlands preserved through voluntary efforts.

The industry says it can shave 1.5percentt off the annual rate of growth through voluntary efforts.

I guess Ron Paul and others would argue, no, if you believe in a very limited government, the government's there to protect people and if people want to aid the people of Haiti who are facing cholera, etc., that can be done through voluntary efforts, but you don't do it through the coercive methods of government.

"It's a demonstration that a small part of land can be so environmentally sustainable, it's a shining example of what you can do through voluntary effort and what Grow Heathrow have done is turned it back to what it was, an environmental benefit for the area," he said.

"One of the clear steers from the prime minister has been his desire to reflect in the honours system commitments around the Big Society, and to recognise in a very strong way the contribution of people to the community through voluntary effort," he said.

However, active motion is most essential, and can only be done through the voluntary efforts of the individual.

Through decades of voluntary efforts and regulation, Finland managed to cut sodium intake by one-third, which has resulted in a decrease in hypertension and premature deaths from stroke and coronary heart disease.

"Our hope is that through a combination of voluntary efforts and measures to maintain water in reservoirs, we'll be able to avert the need for mandatory restrictions in the spring and summer," said Commissioner Campbell.

“The acceptances received through this voluntary effort will help Ford to become more competitive,” Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally Alan Mulally said in a statement.

More recently, Brown ordered a 20percentt reduction in water use throughout the state through voluntary conservation efforts.

Since 2007, the CCAAC has operated through the efforts of a paid temporary coordinator, voluntary efforts and most recently, a part-time administrative employee funded by supportive labour unions.