Every effort deserves a reward.

Every effort deserves a reward.

The international community must make every effort to prevent genocide.

Every effort should be made to minimize non development expenditures.

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

We support every effort to facilitate the implementation of those instruments.

We are making every effort to ensure our own sustainable development.

MONUC will continue to make every effort to help stabilize Ituri.

We support every effort to facilitate the implementation of those instruments.

We support every effort to achieve stability and peace in those regions.

Take advantage of every opportunity.

(a) Urges States parties to make every effort to meet their reporting obligations

Southern Africa s leading economies must therefore make every effort to promote regional integration.

The Government was making every possible effort to bring about equality for women.

I take light exercise every morning.

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,

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

We must make every effort to ensure a prosperous future for young people everywhere.

The Committee shall make every effort to reach agreement on any decisions by consensus.

We would also like to reiterate that we will make every possible effort whenever such effort is required, until an independent Palestinian State is established.

I take a bath almost every day.

We can do what we need to do, but it will take every entrepreneur, every artist, every scientist, every communicator, every mother, every father, every child, every one of us.

But you have to work hard and make every possible effort in demanding your rights.

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.

We must therefore make every effort to follow the course plotted by the Secretary General.

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

Amazingly, President Viktor Yushchenko regularly vetoed decisions necessary for that stabilization, including every effort at privatization.

The Committee shall make every effort to reach agreement on all matters of substance by consensus.

Fourth, the Commission should make every effort to avoid duplication and to distribute its resources equitably.

We are also making every effort to be able to contribute further civilian and police capacities.

I admit that I don't take Joori to the swimming pool every day or even every week and that we take her to the library once every two weeks on average.

In this process, the world is assured that China will make every effort to address climate change.

Every effort must be made to halt this odious practice and to bring the perpetrators to justice.

Calls upon all member States to make every effort to implement fully the provisions of the Set

Every effort must be made to eliminate all uses of highly enriched uranium in civilian nuclear programmes.

I have to take my medicine every six hours.

The Greek Cypriot administration, which was required to heed this call and take steps accordingly, has instead been pursuing an all out campaign in every forum against any effort aimed at giving Turkish Cypriots a breathing space.

Member States should make every effort to contribute to systematic pre deployment gender training for military and police.

(j) Make every effort to establish a programme of recovery and social rehabilitation of juveniles following judicial proceedings

Every effort should be made to ensure that those thematic priorities also incorporated existing national projects under CSFs.

Depending on the programme, every effort will be made to keep a delegation's appointments in the same room.

The Government had made every effort to prevent that practice and had received no information on new cases.