| Though he has won a reputation as concertedly conservative, he wins the kind of praise rarely accorded those of pronounced ideology. |
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| In the midst of it all were a half-dozen young men and women, who were sifting through it all concertedly. |
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| The one question about him has always been whether he is gritty enough to apply his gifts concertedly. |
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| A popularized presentation of his work will be delivered to the administration of UQAR, in order to concertedly write the policy. |
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| The book remains concertedly an archive of the sited project. |
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| For the rest of the Conference, he concertedly avoided my eye contact. |
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| What's more, the presentation is purely and concertedly visual, as opposed to curatorial. |
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| We must act concertedly here or more innocent Sri Lankans will join the half a million people who have already fled the country. |
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| On the exit strategy, workers must act concertedly and their union organisations also need to have their say. |
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| You already have some previous knowledge and would like to concertedly practise writing longer texts and grammar. |
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| The banking story itself showed the Administration to be doing what it had declared it was doing from the start: concertedly monitoring the financial transactions of potential terrorists. |
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| Equally, the European Ombudsman must work concertedly and systematically with national and regional colleagues to ensure that citizens' rights are fully respected throughout the Union. |
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| The fact that Public Sector Pensions were not directly attacked in the budget is our victory and a testament to our ability to work concertedly and in unison. |
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| We can only second him when he urges our parliaments to act more coherently, concertedly and responsibly in action in favour of the Mediterranean. |
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| The management of a NWA will recognize that only by working concertedly with partners and integrating land use actions will the wildlife values of the area be maintained. |
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| To move forward, it is essential to discard the misleading notion of fragmented security and to work concertedly towards consolidating collective security. |
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| In cases of this type, the offenders are generally habitual delinquents who act concertedly, cold-bloodedly and if necessary violently, taking advantage of an opportunity. |
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| The Bank plans to achieve a positive partnership with its employees that will enable it to progress concertedly, while providing employees with advantageous work conditions. |
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| Tourism and municipal organizations are working more or less concertedly to develop a picture of the Capital that could be marketed at both the local and national level to attract tourism and businesses to the area. |
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| The objective is to build progressively and concertedly the information that will circulate in the forum, so that the participants of the forum can organize and capitalize the thinking and proposals. |
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| When Russia began to rebuild its Afghan ties shortly after the fall of the Taliban, it kept a concertedly low profile, concentrating on civilian and development projects that mostly kept its citizens out of harm's way. |
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| Anyone who has spoken to Markus Stieger, Rudolf Münger and Rolf von Allmen is struck by their mutual understanding, their instinct for acting concertedly towards a common goal. |
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| I would never have thought when I started out with my art practice that I would end up making work that was quite concertedly referencing some of these issues. |
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| It should work concertedly to promote international law in accordance with its relevant resolutions, which form the foundations for the achievement of a just, lasting and comprehensive peace. |
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