Sentence examples for to take efforts from inspiring English sources

Last month Bacre Ndiaye, the head of the New York office of the high commissioner for human rights, urged the committee to take efforts "to avoid innocent people becoming the victims of counterterrorism measures".

Innovations in spatial sciences, combined with big data, raise the possibility of the insurance industry introducing innovative pricing strategies that induce private real estate owners and local governments to take efforts that together yield a more resilient real estate capital stock.

"Some of these populations have declined by up to 90% … and it is going to take efforts in [many nations] to restore them," he says.

If appropriate, prior to approving travel funds for any student or student organization, the Dean of Students may: (1) refer student(s) or student organization(s) to External Affairs for fundraising outside of the Law School; and/or (2) require student(s) or student organization(s) to take efforts to raise travel funds within the Law School.

And it is important to recognize that it is going to take efforts of a strong and focused and yes targeted to be able to address that.

That means that either the state will have to take efforts to curb production, or deal with the ramifications of having a lot of marijuana on its hands that has a lot of value on the black market.

I've spent efforts to take down the Syrian government".

But it's going to take effort.

Making future technologies and robot companions beneficial for humans, rather than harmful, is going to take effort.

But it is going to take effort, and it is going to take genuine gestures about things that really matter.

Some countries publish emission inventories of VOCs, and take efforts to minimize VOC release into the environment.