concerted
സംഘടിതമായ
definition
verb
they started meeting regularly to concert their tactics
arrange (something) by mutual agreement or coordination.
adjective
determined to begin a concerted action against them
jointly arranged, planned, or carried out; coordinated.
concerted secular music for voices
(of music) arranged in several parts of equal importance.
example
On 18 April 1947, the Royal Navy detonated 6800 tons of explosives in a 'concerted' attempt to destroy the main island.
Gould, a pianist himself, has written several 'concerted' works for the instrument.
Worried police chiefs are drafting in extra bobbies and moving traffic officers to regular beats in a 'concerted' attempt to tackle a surge in crime in York and Selby.
He added: ‘There is evidence which could be taken to show a 'concerted' attempt by the chain of command to influence and prevent an investigation.’
So the Congress of Vienna must be one of history's best examples of a 'concerted' and successful attempt to defend and preserve a major and long-lasting status quo.
On a couple of occasions there's such an outbreak of 'concerted' strumming, it's as though the stage has been invaded by Andrew Lawrence-King's Harp Consort.
A 'concerted' communist attempt to oust Ross from the railways union was thwarted as a result of lobbying and branch stacking orchestrated by Ferguson.
David Barr survived a 'concerted' attempt by the Libs to take back Manly at the recent State election, mainly because hundreds of grassroots supporters put in very hard yards on his behalf.
intensity comes from a 'concerted' effort by the band to go completely insane with their instruments.
Rather than making a 'concerted' attempt to connect with particular communities, BBC1 intends us to view these idents as a self-conscious display of its open-mindedness.
So yesterday I was looking for my spare cheque books, a long story, but part of an 'concerted' attempt to organise my life, finances etc.
But drums played little part in 'concerted' music until the introduction of timpani into the orchestra in the second half of the 17th century.
Cynics comment that it may well have been a more 'concerted' attempt by the president to target black voters for the 1964 election.
It is a 'concerted' attempt to change the historical trajectory that we've been on of discrimination and affirmative action on behalf of white people in the past.
King County election workers were told as early as May that if an absentee ballot came in without a matching signature on file they were required to make a 'concerted' effort to verify that the vote was valid.
It wasn't until the mid-1960s that a 'concerted' attempt to study the wreck was started by a team led by Alexander McKee.
In a 'concerted' effort, 11 rooms and the don's suite of South E had their double-paned windows smashed in and electronics, DVDs and other valuables were stolen.
It will help you sleep better at night knowing you have made a 'concerted' effort to develop a clear state of your policies and procedures to help minimize the risk to your program participants.
‘The Empire State Building is making a 'concerted' effort to reclaim some of its past glory,’ said David Hoffman, executive managing director of Colliers.
In the late-seventies, there was a 'concerted' legal attempt at what is called ‘craft severance.’
He again stressed that this is ‘a serious and 'concerted' attempt to develop a better game.’
Despite 'concerted' attempts to soften his rough-and-ready image, Latham found it difficult to shake off a reputation for aggression after breaking a taxi driver's arm in a dispute over a fare three years ago.
Yet there was no 'concerted' government attempt to find these guys.
Bach later incorporated this cantata's beautiful final movement, a 'concerted' setting of the same chorale melody, into his St. John's Passion.
Though they require 'concerted' performance by a mass of individuals whose cultural and musical differences may be extreme, they do not therefore make it particularly easy to perform the world through song.
The executive summary of Shell's internal investigation revealed the full extent of the 'concerted' attempts by senior management to hide the reality of the company's reserves.
There was no 'concerted' attempt to review its record in government, discuss its mistakes, adjust its philosophical framework and party structure, and rethink its policy agenda.
Continuing, Mr. Mackey said that the steel lighting standards, which had been provided, were pretty robust and they could only be damaged by someone making a 'concerted' effort to break them.
Tony Greig speculated: ‘It's almost as if he's made a 'concerted' effort to improve his overall run-rate.’
Yet in the 'concerted' attempt to make absent such a structure, Kertesz leaves his methods too bare.
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