Efforts should be made, through quiet consultations, to explore a possible consensus.

That could be made possible through the elimination of subsidies, in particular those that benefit agriculture in developed countries.

In fact, the complainant, through his relatives, has repeatedly made known his desire for the fullest possible defence of his interests.

Suggestions were made on possible ways to enhance the usefulness of the interactive dialogue, including through the involvement of non governmental organizations.

That power, envisaged in Articles 26 through 29 of the Statute, doubtless made it possible to resolve the case swiftly and efficiently.

Dr. Pimentel's appointment as candidate was made possible through a successful articulation between the government and social movements for women and human rights.

Disseminate the information through all possible channels.

Again, I will go through them as fast as possible.

Is it possible? It has been made possible, by the way, for certain other different reasons.

So, through speeches like this one today, through interviews, through meetings, our goal is to get as many people possible on the team.

What crystals are possible, we can understand through the mathematics of symmetry.

So, do you believe it's possible to see through somebody else's eyes?

Software made it possible for staff to work more independently.

This has been made possible under the Khushhal Pakistan Program.

The broadest possible agreement cannot be achieved through a divisive and controversial vote.

Let us recall the pioneers who made this technical marvel possible.

In our view, we have already made the biggest possible compromise.

Sixthly, a strong multilateral and multinational approach made effective peacebuilding possible.

Its national strategy in that regard pursued economic empowerment of women through income generating activities made possible by micro credit, upgrading of technology, development of skills and the availability of social safety nets.

And new and improved instruments made the age of the virtuoso possible.

And this was made possible by the power of passionate users everywhere.

Critical discussion of the report made it possible to incorporate additional information.

Their work has made it possible to hold nearly 6 million consultations.

Identification was made possible by body marks, X ray and dental records.

A set of pragmatic, targeted policy approaches have made that progress possible.

Life is going to be made out of all the possible lines that go in all the possible directions in three dimensions.

All things were made through him. Without him was not anything made that has been made.

All things were made through him. Without him was not anything made that has been made.

I made my way through the crowd.

He made his way through the crowd.

They made their way through the crowd.

Cooking made it possible that mutations, natural selections, our environment, could develop us.

Scientists, you know, made World War II as we know it quite possible.

These are the people whose knowledge made this Herbavate cream for eczema possible.

This device made it possible to turn sea water into fresh water easily.

The MAAP was made possible by funds provided by the Asian Development Bank.

Direct procurement of drugs by the recipient countries is also possible through IAPSO's e commerce platform.

For as through the one man's disobedience many were made sinners, even so through the obedience of the one, many will be made righteous.

For as through the one man's disobedience many were made sinners, even so through the obedience of the one, many will be made righteous.

He has made a fortune through hard work.

And it made it possible, in fact, for us to take on this plan.

And in a relational universe the only possible explanation was, somehow it made itself.

That's all he does now, and this is something that blogs have made possible.

In the interim, aggrieved parties were being encouraged to seek redress directly through the courts where possible.

This in turn had made it possible to increase recurrent public spending in public services.