We will not spare any effort to make this happen.

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

Thomas, make some effort!

At any rate, the Department will make every effort not to contribute to already late documents by exceeding the four week processing time.

You should make an effort to stop smoking.

Cuba would resist any effort to make approval of the budget for the forthcoming biennium conditional on the reform initiatives in the 2005 World Summit Outcome.

The international community must make every effort to prevent genocide.

Pakistan will continue to make every effort to promote corridor construction

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

With all the talent he has, he never makes any effort.

Let all parties make a genuine effort to find a solution that can command wide support, not for the sake of any particular group but for the sake of the Organization.

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

How do we make a machine do what an athlete does seemingly without effort?

Many people can't, and do not want to, make the effort to understand others.

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

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

The parents and the family make a collective effort to provide for a child's education.

It's a dead world. NASA should not spend any time or effort studying Mars anymore.

(b) To make an effort to provide their data to international organizations as soon as possible

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

Failure to make that effort could expose all of our countries and populations to this disease.

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

Member States in arrears should make an effort to submit plans to the Committee on Contributions.

It doesn't make any difference.

This doesn't make any sense.

Boys, don't make any noise.

It doesn't make any sense.

It didn't make any sense.

The rewards in improved quality of life for all people will make it well worth the effort.

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

Consequently, I believe that if we continue to make a concerted effort to use our resources in a productive and efficient manner, we can again accomplish our tasks without any major difficulties, even with the additional agenda items.

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

The decision identifies several areas of activity in which the Organisation could make a contribution to that effort

What determines any decision you make?

Transitional justice is now an inevitable element of any serious effort to help societies in post conflict situations.

A robust central facility is vital to any effort to strengthen monitoring and evaluation in the United Nations.

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

It doesn't make a word any more real than any other way.

Consequently, I shall make every effort to conclude the work of the Committee as recommended by the General Assembly.

The current human resources reform might be a good opportunity for organizations to make an effort in this respect.

In particular, it should make every effort to conclude a comprehensive convention on international terrorism during the current session.

The Special Committee should therefore make every effort to complete its work on those proposals as soon as possible.

Reiterates its request to the Secretary General to make every effort to fill vacant posts in peacekeeping operations expeditiously

Europe s leaders make things worse when they prove unable to connect isolated reforms say, a lower public deficit with any comprehensive vision of the economy. A good example is Sarkozy s effort to raise France s retirement age from 60 to 62.

In the light of that statement, the United States called upon the UNCITRAL secretariat to continue to make every effort to be as concise and economical as possible in the preparation of reports and to exclude any unnecessary or repetitious material.