You cannot simply continue saying no, or making proposals which you know will stand no chance of getting any support.

However, if Western governments do not develop a deep understanding of how these structures operate, they stand no chance of combating the agile terrorist enterprise.

They view the upcoming election as their last chance to stand up against Yanukovych.

Do negotiations stand any chance of success with Ahmadinejad as president? The answer is no if our objective remains forcing Iran to renounce all activity on centrifugation.

There's no chance of winning.

No State can stand wholly alone.

That proposal has no chance of success in Ukraine s parliament.

Tudor has no chance of becoming the first Christian President of Romania.

Basically, everywhere I turned, I was told that I had no chance.

As skillful as Henrique Capriles Radonski, the opposition candidate, may be, the playing field is so uneven that he appears to stand little chance.

In the meantime, there is no need for a process that has no chance of accomplishing peace.

No State can stand wholly alone in today's world.

No State can stand wholly alone in today's world.

Afghanistan will continue to bleed until the allies finally recognize that only by engaging the Taliban do they stand a chance of ending the war.

But what might work in southern Europe has no chance of working elsewhere.

Against such tools unique products of Western civilization the rest had no chance.

If the transition is assisted now, the crucial economic reforms that will occupy elected governments for years to come stand a much greater chance of succeeding.

Now is the time for us to stand together with Iraq's new authorities and give them a chance to succeed in the eyes of their people.

Another important lesson learned by Member States is that public administration revitalization efforts stand a good chance of succeeding when they benefit from high level sponsorship.

We have no physical office, no geographical headquarters, and only rarely have a chance to meet face to face.

It is an arms race that underfunded government agencies have no chance to win.

No doubt they calculated that a chance to get a 25,000 grant wasn t worth it.

So that, if somebody can fake sincerity, if they can fake passion, they stand a better chance of being selected in that way, which seems a little dangerous.

It is not just that the US lacks the means the very nature of contemporary global problems suggests that only collective responses stand a good chance of succeeding.

Four additional stand alone claims were added to the thirtieth instalment in Procedural Order No. 2, having been identified as stand alone claims after the Panel signed its Procedural Order No. 1.

The international community must at all costs ensure that such efforts had no chance of success.

Finally, in order to stand a chance of preventing inflation from increasing much further, real interest rates must, at the very least, be equal to zero or slightly positive.

But there is no such mechanism in place, and there is no chance that one will be created in the near future.

That's how project Uma Chance (A Chance) started.

France has no chance of meeting Germany s stabilization objectives unless Sarkozy wants to forget about re election.

Writers, journalists, and artists could no longer stand the heavy handed censorship and supervision.

The author maintains that it was unnecessary to do so since the application stood no chance of succeeding.

Today, no single country or combination of countries can stand up to American military might.

Shall I wait, because they don't speak, because they stand still, and answer no more?

When the whirlwind passes, the wicked is no more but the righteous stand firm forever.

Fat Chance

Hu s Chance

Could they have a stand alone Palestinian Sesame Street? No funding for that, came the reply.

The wicked are overthrown, and are no more, but the house of the righteous shall stand.

An agreement of this nature could be the new Kyoto treaty for the world the principal difference being that this protocol would actually make a difference and stand a good chance of global acceptance.

These findings raise damning suspicions about the literacy levels that successive Indian governments have claimed to achieve. If the state of primary education is this bad, will the disadvantaged classes ever stand a chance?

Kosovo and Metohija Serbs participate in those institutions in which they stand a chance of achieving goals related to their vital interests, particularly in those municipalities in which they won the last local elections.

Russia should be given a new chance, but only after Putin has departed. Russia is no enemy of the West

Given that Yushchenko has almost no chance of winning the next presidential election, Tymoshenko has made him a generous offer.

He was convicted at trial on 26 July 2005 and sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole.