Of course, doctors' principal duty is to make every effort to save a patient's life. |
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Therefore make every effort on the path, uniting absolute and relative bodhichitta, which distills the essence of all the sutras and the tantras. |
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Once you land, make every effort to regroup with as many of our forces as you can. |
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The nations who are anti-war need to make every effort to have dialogue with the men of violence. |
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There was a full house at this event last year and the same is expected this year, so let's make every effort to be there for such an important cause. |
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The State concerned shall also make every effort to provide a reply not later than three months after the request has been made. |
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That being said, the Board continues to make every effort to improve the timeliness of grievance reviews. |
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European shipyards thus have to make every effort to increase productivity. |
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We must make every effort to force down the frequency of unsavoury practices, such as cybersquatting and others. |
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The Parties shall make every effort to reach agreement on any proposed amendment to this Convention or to any protocol by consensus. |
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Even so, if I need to come up with an individual piece of skill, I'll make every effort to pull something off. |
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They make every effort to imitate him in his submission to the will of God, his love for the Church and his devotedness towards people. |
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However, you are welcome to walk in without an appointment and we will make every effort to accommodate you as space allows. |
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If you require an additional room for family members, LCI will make every effort to accommodate your request. |
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We make every effort to ensure that the information and data contained on its website is correct. |
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Councillors are our direct conduits to the corridors of power, and we should make every effort to use them to our advantage and to make them earn their allowances. |
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We recycle as much as we possibly can, and make every effort to save valuable energy, such as the use of low energy light bulbs and hot water tank lagging. |
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Both have assured me that they will make every effort to save rural home mail delivery. |
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The Committee should make every effort to reach its decisions by consensus. |
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They pledged to make every effort to ensure that the ex-FAR and Interahamwé disarm and return to Rwanda. |
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We must make every effort to ensure that war and violence do not break out between two or more factions. |
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And when, despite our best intentions, mistakes happen, we make every effort to recover with flair. |
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We make every effort not to infringe copyrights of third persons and to only make use of our own or public domain works. |
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With this objective, the regions must make every effort to reduce the differences and create a platform for the region than can enable synergies. |
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We will make every effort to ensure your submission is included in the next issue. |
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My delegation believes that the international community should make every effort to help ensure the cessation of the ongoing violence. |
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Institutions have a legislated duty to make every effort to help requesters with their access to information requests. |
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Surely, external agencies will make every effort to disrupt the process. |
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Jr. will wake up and make every effort to thwart your plans. |
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Only six per cent of the eligible population currently donate so we're hoping that people will make every effort this New Year to become a regular blood donor. |
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We make every effort to be a solid corporate citizen, a responsible employer and a good neighbor, contributing to the economic, social and environmental sustainability of the regions where we operate. |
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To answer your questions and to help you to find the solution which best suits your needs, we make every effort to give you precise and pertinent information. |
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Although we make every effort to protect your personal information and privacy, we are unable to guarantee the security of the information you make available over the internet. |
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But I have decided to make every effort to reach an agreement. |
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They should do everything to reverse the recent decline in their water lending and make every effort to expand their use of guarantees and insurance. |
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In this context, the Bulgarian authorities should now make every effort to ensure the completion of the reform, especially with regard to the pre-trial phase. |
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In spite of the complexity of the situation described, and the number of temporary traffic signs, we are conscious of the importance of bilingualism and we make every effort with regard to the application of our standards. |
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It is recognized that the meal period may be staggered for employees on continuous operations. However, the Employer will make every effort to arrange meal periods at times convenient to the employees. |
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Staff safety and security: The Member States and the Administration have a shared responsibility to make every effort to ensure the security of IOM's staff and assets globally. |
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Rather, this recognizes that, while parties should make every effort to implement these recommendations quickly, the priorities may vary from authority to authority. |
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All states that possess nuclear weapons are encouraged to make every effort to reverse their reliance on these weapons as a contribution towards their elimination. |
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We make every effort to ensure the personal information we collect, use and disclose is as accurate and up-to-date as is required to fulfill the purposes listed above. |
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Member States shall make every effort to avoid making a charge for the provision of any assistance required by other Member States for the purposes of conducting safety investigations under this Directive. |
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We will make every effort to prevent this. |
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I'll make every effort as party leader to rebuild the SDP to receive wide public support,'' Fukushima, who will serve her fifth two-year term, said at a press conference. |
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