Sentences with phrase «robust efforts»

As Latimer has said in his posts about the policy: «We must re-set the relationship between County and local government if we are to have a serious, robust effort on shared services.

Officials said robust efforts reducing reliance on fossil fuels by expanding public transit, including electric buses and rail service, as well as conservation and a transition to renewables can help further lower the community's figure.

Rather, the results provide support for robust efforts to regulate the for - profit sector, to improve degree attainment and promote income - contingent loan repayment options for all students, and to more fully address the particular challenges faced by college students of color.

Unless more robust efforts are made to control these ravenous invaders, local extinction is a real possibility for some bird species.

With energy supply spending of USD 315 billion, China was once again the world's largest energy investor last year thanks to robust efforts in building up low - carbon generation and electricity networks, as well as implementing energy efficiency policies.

These are companies that make good faith, often robust efforts to comply with CASL but something didn't work in the early days.»

The authors note that, although there have been robust efforts to curb alcohol - related MVC mortality, there have been no parallel efforts to curb alcohol - related suicide in the U.S., which represents a major gap in alcohol - control policy.

Without a robust effort to enforce safety mandates, the majority of these facilities go unregulated.

Indiana ranked second due to the state's robust efforts to offered education opportunity.

Carolynn Belle - Tuttle from Honolulu, Hawaii — shared tips on how Central Union UCC grew from a small green team, to a robust effort that saves $ 65,000 / year and cuts 138 tons of CO2 / year.

When considering legislation to support nuclear plants in either state, our position will be determined by the transition principles that we published last fall, which elaborate the idea that «[s] hort - term, narrowly tailored financial support for existing nuclear facilities that demonstrate severe financial distress may make sense in some cases, provided it is tied to robust efforts to ensure an orderly transition.»

Improved health insurance coverage is an essential start, but the time has come for a more honest national conversation and robust efforts to address institutional racism in the health care system.