Sentence examples for would require efforts from inspiring English sources

This would require efforts to minimize conflicts of not only users, but also suppliers.

This change would result in a substantial decrease of the discriminatory power of the MLVA typing method and would require efforts to include further VNTR markers showing a stable number of repeats within a given strain.

About my plan in Imiringi: I knew farming was no sweat, it was writing that would require effort.

(P3) One participant deviated from intended meanings by answering some items in relation to other people rather than herself: 'Drinking alcohol is something that would require effort not to do'.

Twelve items follow a stem ('Behaviour X is something…') and focus on three facets of automaticity – lack of awareness ('…I do without thinking'), lack of control ('…that would require effort not to do') and mental efficiency ('…I have no need to think about doing') – behavioural frequency ('…I do frequently') and self-identity ('…that's typically "me"').

Their conclusion that improving the transfer of research to policy would require effort on the part of researchers, policy-makers and third parties was highlighted by policy-makers in this study as well, with a specific focus on a clearinghouse mechanism to help disseminate research, or an independent organization that provides the link between policy-makers and researchers.

Reducing the number of expected foreclosures would probably require efforts tailored to this problem, such as a recent program proposed by the FDIC's Bair.

"America and Europe can, should and will work together", he added, but this would require "major efforts from both sides".

That would require heroic efforts by cowboys of a different kind to those that populate the trading firms.

The United States has long demanded that Pakistan coöperate against the Taliban, and the implied message was that any new arrangement would require greater efforts to do so.

The Obama proposal would require stronger efforts to retain students until graduation, and encourage partnerships between community colleges and employers to offer work force training.