The UK was the only country that made an effort to pay.

But it would be far better if they made an effort to fix them.

An effort is made to respect the integrity and dignity of all female victims of violence.

In that revision, an effort had been made to provide a one stop shop for critical use nominations.

An aggressive effort was definitely being made to revise school textbooks and manuals to combat any gender stereotyping.

An additional effort could be made in the area of cooperation to reinforce health care programmes in the country.

As part of this consolidation, an effort has been made to bring all the special procedures under one branch

The Council has made an exceptional effort to assist the electoral process by increasing the logistical and human resources of MONUC.

If this happens, the interview is resumed at another time and an effort is made to resolve the problem of childcare.

An effort has been made to cultivate the League of Arab States as a counterpart institution, but results have been mixed.

Every effort should be made to minimize non development expenditures.

The Security Council and its counter terrorism bodies are entering an important phase, and every effort should be made to ensure proper coordination.

Convinced that every effort should be made to avoid nuclear devastation,

An important feature of the International Year of Volunteers was the effort made to promote volunteerism among the broadest possible cross section of societies.

Saleh will undoubtedly resist such an effort.

Moreover, Kenyans have made little effort to mend relations between ethnic groups.

Politically, Africa has made the most advanced effort at continent wide integration.

There is an active international effort against cartels.

Sixteen years later, it has become clear that the Israelis have made no effort to come to terms with Palestinian national aspirations and that no effective effort has been made to convince them.

Fadil was making an effort to share Layla's passions.

Now is an ideal time to begin that effort.

International law is an important component of that effort.

We are prepared to engage in such an effort.

This helps explain why Singh has made such an extraordinary effort to sustain dialogue with Pakistan and why India remains a strong proponent of universal nuclear disarmament.

Convinced that every effort should be made to avoid nuclear war and nuclear terrorism,

Convinced that every effort should be made to avoid nuclear war and nuclear terrorism,

During Saddam s reign, no effort was made to raise living standards for the poor.

But he has made no effort to pass on the path that is steep .

But he has made no effort to pass on the path that is steep .

These will be continuously monitored and every effort will be made to resolve difficulties.

A special effort will be made with regard to recruitment at senior Professional levels.

The Advisory Committee regrets that the revised estimates lack convincing evidence that an effort has been made to accommodate new and expanded mandates through a redeployment of resources.

However, it was suggested that leaving the matter to national law could lead to disharmony, and that an effort should be made to find a unifying international standard.

Sami withheld medical treatment in an effort to kill Layla.

Sami withheld medical treatment in an effort to kill Layla.

Sami withheld medical treatment in an effort to kill Layla.

Addressing the challenge of cancer is an intrinsically multidisciplinary effort.

In this regard, every effort must be made for the full implementation of the Convention.

Every effort would be made to accommodate these requirements within the appropriation for the biennium.

Every effort should be made to be responsive to the needs and requirements of countries.

The truth probably lies somewhere in the middle the microfinance sector has made some mistakes, which politicians have exaggerated in an effort to destroy an industry that undermines them by making the poor more independent.

Every effort must be made to prevent the creation of new barriers within Europe s financial system.

It has been drafted through an unprecedented collaborative effort involving citizens.

The creation of an ethics office is central to this effort.

It is alleged that recruitment was made on behalf of the son of a former president of Guinea, Sékou Touré, in an effort to destabilize the present Government of Guinea.