It should make every effort to hang on to them.
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We must make every effort to preserve the garment district.
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The Red Cross should make every effort to win their confidence.
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So you gonna make every effort to preserve our capital base.
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"We will make every effort to open the aperture," he said.
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"We will make every effort to take Bozhkov to court," Geshev said.
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Please make every effort to provide as much contact information as possible.
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"I would make every effort to stop the Americans from leaving," he said.
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A: Please make every effort to provide as much contact information as possible.
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We can either tolerate these differences or make every effort to eliminate them.
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We will make every effort to discover the facts and prevent a reoccurance.
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If this happens, the clerical regime will make every effort to stifle discontent.
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Yet they often make every effort to steer the topic to anything else.
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We must make every effort to avoid the fall of the first dominoes.
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We must make every effort to increase the computer science pipeline to drive innovation.
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Delta will make every effort to contact impacted customers with flexible rebooking options, including refunds.
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We will make every effort to expedite every request that is outstanding to the committee.
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"We accept client decisions and will make every effort to regain trust," the spokesman said.
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If you're known for missing deadlines, make every effort to deliver work ahead of schedule.
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"We will make every effort to reduce illegal immigration to the United States," the official said.
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The one way to stop this is to make every effort to remove Trump from office.
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I had no doubt in my mind that I would make every effort to do this.
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And if they're willing to help, gosh, we should make every effort to meet them halfway!
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We as an organization will make every effort to try to identify factors that may have led to this, and we'll make every effort to try to help other reproductive facilities as well as the two involved improve their processes so this does not happen again.
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The finance minister also said the government would make every effort to protect the country's agriculture industry.
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To avoid owing extra in interest, you should make every effort to pay your bills on time.
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If everybody should make every effort, then we should shut down the border except to essential traffic.
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The union calls on the remaining British Museum Trustees "to make every effort to address the inadequacies raised."
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"We will make every effort to secure a buyer for all or part of the business," Thomas said.
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While we're make every effort to update deals as they change, it's likely that we'll miss a few.
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While we make every effort to update deals as they change, it's likely that we'll miss a few.
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Some, including Germany, have instead stressed the need to make every effort to ensure a chaotic exit is avoided.
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Our teams will make every effort to rebook customers as quickly as possible, and we apologize for any inconvenience.
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"We take partner privacy very seriously and make every effort to ensure the security of personal information," she said.
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A Republican, any Republican, would make every effort to undermine reform, even if he didn't manage an explicit repeal.
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He said security agencies had been ordered to make every effort to return "the abducted girls to their families".
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The company said it would "make every effort" to find work for laid off hourly workers based on seniority.
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If we can't win back your trust, then we'll make every effort to at least win back your business.
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"We're going to make every effort to pass a bill that dramatically changes the current healthcare law," he said.
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As you can see in the video ... cops make every effort to get PP to calm the hell down.
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First, innocent people accused of wrongdoing generally make every effort to produce evidence to refute the charges against them.
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" The federal government, he said, "will make every effort for Espirito Santo to return to normal as soon as possible.
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Health professionals make every effort to ensure that patients are providing informed consent to what occurs in the medical setting.
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The U.S. government must make every effort to ensure they have a meaningful chance to present their claims for protection.
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Physicians, despite time-constraints, should make every effort to explain why antibiotics aren't warranted, and be confident in their decisions.
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Officials don't believe she's infected with coronavirus but "will make every effort to see that she is tested," Fasula wrote.
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In other words, they are going to make every effort to try and keep you safe whether you participate or not.
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ICE said it "will make every effort to reunite the child with the parent" once the parent's case has been adjudicated.
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It said the provincial government would work with Longmay to raise money and would make every effort to pay the workers.
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"We will review it carefully, and we will try to make every effort whatsoever to respond in a timely, timely fashion."
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Second, guilty people who possess evidence of their guilt generally make every effort, whether legal or illegal, to withhold that evidence.
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For the good of our country, we must make every effort to push it back into the shadows where it belongs.
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Hirshland did not say how long the process would take and that the USOC would make every effort to proceed quickly.
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"From here on in, I will fully cooperate with the French authorities and make every effort to prove my innocence," he said.
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"We continue to expect firms to make every effort to secure a clients' LEI before trading on their behalf," the FCA said.
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American negotiators should make every effort to secure an agreement permitting the test ban treaty verification unit to participate in the process.
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"Secretary Spencer believes the Department of the Navy must make every effort to retain and expand our competitive edge," his spokeswoman, Cmdr.
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" Kasich has urged President Barack Obama to "make every effort to secure Mr. Warmbier's immediate release and keep (his) family constantly apprised.
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Applicants should still make every effort to search for work even if the likelihood of getting hired seems nonexistent, according to Stettner.
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"What's done is done, but going forward, we will make every effort to improve access," Tilles said during an exchange with Sen.
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CDC said pregnant women who live or work in the area and their partners should make every effort to avoid mosquito bites.
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"We all would think that a mother whose children were found hanging would make every effort possible to save them," Adams said.
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The retailer "will make every effort" to find the stores' employees new jobs in at other locations, Anto said in a statement.
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True, the federal government spends over $226 billion a year on student aid, and elite universities make every effort to subsidise poorer students.
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"The local police make every effort to prevent victims from leaving the region or applying to the courts in the future," Kochetkov said.
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"We will have to make every effort to defend the most sacred interests of Venezuela," said opposition deputy Alfonso Marquina during the session.
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Where the authentic versions say governments "must make every effort" to observe rights, the alternative ones say only that they "should promote" them.
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Now, Trump begins his run for re-election in earnest, where he will make every effort to galvanize his base of passionate supporters.
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While they must make every effort not to affect the past themselves, they must also stay one step ahead of this dangerous fugitive.
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"Each year, we are overwhelmed by requests for this special experience, which we make every effort to facilitate," they said in an email.
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NZ POLICE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER: TEAM WILL GO ON TO THE ISLAND AND THEY WILL MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO RECOVER ALL OF THE BODIES
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Her main point is that opiates and other addictive drugs kill people so why not make every effort to find a better way.
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" Brafman told the judge that "we have spoken to Mr. Shkreli and we will make every effort to remove this issue from the case.
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" In a separate leaked note sent last week, executives wrote that the company "is going to make every effort to continue working the employees.
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"But, to the extent that you can keep some separation of church and state, you should make every effort to do that," she said.
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President Tsai Ing-wen, who is seeking re-election, cancelled all campaign activities until Saturday, and urged authorities to make every effort at rescue.
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The Trump administration should make every effort to persuade Mr. Sharif's successor that eradicating terrorists in Afghanistan is in the interests of both countries.
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We have to make it in order not to you know hurt that kind of you know status both country should make every effort.
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Even when we see the world differently, I make every effort not to think that others are "bad" or want to see people suffer.
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Bogdan said the Defense Department would make every effort to ensure oversight and transparency of the modernization drive, which will give the jets improved capabilities.
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"We make every effort at UCL to keep rents as low as possible, which is a difficult challenge considering our central London location," she said.
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"It is incumbent on all member states of the United Nations to make every effort to ensure that these sanctions are fully implemented," he said.
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"After manufacturing, we make every effort to ensure that our products reach our customers through approved, regulated channels," the company told CNBC in a statement.
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Now that President Trump has initiated a direct attack, isn't it more likely that Mr. Bolton would make every effort to defend him against removal?
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I certainly believe we should make every effort to expand healthcare, but expand it in a way that is in sync with a capitalist society.
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Xi appeared to allude to those cuts by saying government officials must "make every effort to help officers and soldiers resolve worries about the future consequences".
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The leaders of America's most forward-thinking cities should make every effort to assist those who don't have the luxury of watching it in their homes.
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We want to make every effort to ensure that everyone knows how special she was and the impact she already had made on so many people.
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That said, we hope that NASA and its partners will make every effort to find the most efficient and cost-effective plan to achieve these goals.
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On Saturday, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to make every effort to "promptly and safely" release the children to their family members and sponsors.
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"When a pharmacist has a legitimate concern about working conditions, we make every effort to address that concern in good faith," CVS said in a statement.
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Nevertheless, we should make every effort to stop this pervasive threat to the health and safety of our communities, as we would any other communicable disease.
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We must make every effort to extend a hand to the stranger, and continue to fight to make sure we don't give up on our American values.
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Robert L. Borosage, president of the left-liberal Institute for America's Future, argued that Democrats should make every effort to get the immigration issue off center stage.
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" American Airlines also put out a statement, saying, "Our teams will make every effort to rebook customers as quickly as possible, and we apologize for any inconvenience.
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Rhett A. Butler, CEO and founder of Mongabay, said in a statement the company would support Jacobson and make every effort to comply with Indonesian immigration authorities.
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He said he told captain Tiger Woods that he would make every effort to make it to Melbourne to play, but he needs more time to heal.
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So U.S. and China are, you know, even though they make every effort to tackle the trade dispute but question is how can you quickly solve it?
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Canadian law enforcement agencies will protect the rights of all Canadians and will make every effort to apprehend the perpetrators of this act and all acts of intolerance.
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We must demand that all of our elected officials, from our city council persons to President-elect Trump himself, make every effort to heal our American body politic.
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Mastercard "continues to make every effort to secure the requisite license to be able to access China's domestic market," it said in a statement posted on its website.
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Companies must be aware of and recognize that algorithms are not neutral, but created by humans with biases and beliefs and make every effort to eliminate those biases.
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"We value and respect our employees' religious beliefs and make every effort to accommodate requests for time off," an MTA spokesman said in a statement to The Hill.
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He might be at a party or at home getting ready for bed, he explains, but if the phone rings, his policy is to make every effort to answer.
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Nevertheless, Portland paramedics make every effort to take revived drug users to a hospital, and hope that in those moments after being revived, they might decide to seek help.
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The SFC said on Monday listed company directors should engage independent professional valuers with a clear mandate and make every effort to provide the valuer with relevant accurate information.
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"We should make every effort to turn away from becoming a society where legally incurred debts are no longer obligations to be honored but simply options to be exercised."
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Telefonica Deutschland, which has called for the deal to be blocked, said it expected Vodafone to make every effort to avert the negative effects singled out by the Commission.
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India's most populous state, it will figure prominently in the 2019 general election, when Mr. Modi will make every effort to forge a broad coalition among India's Hindu majority.
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It should also be made clear that we are for cooperation, when certain conditions are met, and that we will make every effort to figure out how to do this.
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The office of Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said in a statement he had asked the Foreign Ministry and the General Prosecutor's Office "to make every effort" to bring Markiv home.
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I urge you, then, to reconsider your decision to exclude the press and make every effort to assure the American people of your commitment to a free and independent media.
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The critics make every effort to remain anonymous while reviewing a restaurant, pay for their meals, and visit a restaurant at least three times before awarding stars for the review.
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Despite this, patients with both types of diabetes should make every effort to keep their blood sugar in a healthy range, Formiga, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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" According to a copy of the agreement, that clause read, in part: "You agree to make every effort to maintain and protect the reputation of Abbott and its products and agents.
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In fact, LULAC pledges to work with all civil rights organizations in an effort to call attention to the Trump administration's unlawful actions and make every effort to protect minority communities.
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" Then they called for audience members to fly to Boston for the rally the day before the trial: "We should make every effort to be there, to show solidarity and support.
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The inability to provide a sensate breast, while important, does not mean that we should not make every effort to restore a woman's breast to the best of our current abilities.
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Every effort should be made during the chancellor's visit to the United States to encourage her to stay in the batter's box and make every effort to reach a meaningful agreement.
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"Should such a situation arise, we would make every effort to address it in a manner intended to be fair to all concerned, with a strong emphasis on inclusion," organizers told NPR.
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"While DEA disagrees with OIG's assessment of its analysis of DoD funds for aviation support to Afghanistan, DEA will make every effort to address the items identified as unallowable," the response says.
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His experience in the White House will be an invaluable resource for current and future clients, and we will make every effort to ensure his work complies with all relevant ethics guidelines.
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"We will make every effort to improve inter-Korean relations in future, too, but never sit idle with regard to sinister act of throwing a wet blanket over our efforts," Ri said.
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We as a nation must make every effort to provide all the help we can muster to provide the necessary support to the people of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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"I want to take sufficient care of the health of passengers and crew and make every effort to prevent the spread of the virus," Japan Health Minister Katsunobu Kato told reporters in Tokyo.
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"Instead of making excuses for why keeping our promises is not possible, Mitch McConnell should make every effort to pass this package," the caucus said in a resolution adopted by its steering committee.
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" (Not its real number.) "I appreciate your understanding while the renovation is ongoing and the contractor will make every effort to limit the amount of noise or disruption to you throughout the process.
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"This tax hike is only 2 percentage points, but we have to use our experience from the previous tax hike and make every effort to ease the impact on the economy," he said.
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U.S. firms 3M and Honeywell issued statements saying that they would make every effort to ensure a continuous supply of masks during the holiday and that their official stores would not raise prices.
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"We make every effort to objectively depict the disputed regions, and where we have local versions of Google Maps, we follow local legislation when displaying names and borders," a Google (GOOGL) spokesperson said.
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We "will continue to make every effort to locate the remaining five employees who are unaccounted for, and return all the employees safely to surface," the company said in an updated statement on Thursday.
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"We shouldn't hurry, we should take our time ... I will make every effort (to ensure that a new chairman is selected soon), but I will refrain from setting a deadline for this," he said.
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Terry told me that while this tactic wasn't likely to be successful, it was not a surprising move from an agency that's ready to make every effort to prevent net neutrality from being restored.
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Japan's Toshiba Corp will make every effort to avoid being delisted by the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the company's CEO said on Tuesday, after releasing delayed third-quarter results with a disclaimer from its auditor.
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"We are very clear: Free trade is important and protectionist trade practices are not good, and we should make every effort to keep the trade and investment regime open," he said during the debate.
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" American Airlines had a similar message, telling PEOPLE on Wednesday that they are working with the FAA and other organizations and, "Our teams will make every effort to rebook customers as quickly as possible.
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Society should at the very least honor the commitment that once a sentence is served, society is obligated to make every effort to support prisoners with opportunities for work, education, and mental health services.
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" He added, "We must make every effort to hold events at a time and location that maximizes the chances that First Amendment rights can be successfully exercised and that community members can be protected.
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The expectation should be that our leaders, and specifically the commander in chief, make every effort to unite us, just as presidents in the past have done during great times of chaos and uncertainty.
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"I hope that leadership will see that long deployments like this are not healthy and they all make every effort to ensure this does not happen more frequently," the enlisted sailor&aposs wife said.
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Europe is right to think about greater self-reliance in defense, but it should make every effort to work with those in Washington and in the Trump administration who understand the unique role of NATO.
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"The memo comes after Betts told managers in a separate internal letter, which was also obtained by Business Insider last week, that the company "is going to make every effort to continue working the employees.
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"As the Senate considers pending supplemental and omnibus appropriation legislation, please make every effort to ensure that new, substantial and sustained funding for the opioid epidemic is included in any legislative package," the senators wrote.
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In a statement, Chinese premier Li Keqiang called for rescue teams to "work around the clock to save people trapped," and to "make every effort to treat the wounded and try their best to reduce casualties."
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This means they ask local councils to make every effort to contact the lapsed members and encourage them to reengage with the Knights before they file official paperwork, showing they have done this, for their removal.
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"To achieve the strategic direction of the City of Austin, the Austin Police Department (APD) should make every effort to address racial and ethnic disparities in this report and fulfill the recommendations within," the report says.
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As a rule of thumb, a player on a team up by two goals near the end of a knockout game should make every effort not to kick the ball into the head of a prone opponent.
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We write this letter with the hope that change is possible, and ask that you listen to our stories and then make every effort to bring a real and lasting change to the culture of animation studios.
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If he truly respected women, he would make every effort possible to ensure that each of us could get the reproductive health care we need, without the Trumps and Pences of the world standing in the way.
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Snipes told ABC News affiliate WPBF 85033 that her office would continue to count votes and make every effort to meet state deadlines for the three races in the state in the midst of recounts this week.
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Of course, proxy advisers should make every effort to minimize errors and conflicts of interests, but onerous regulation that would only add costs for investors with no discernible benefit is not a constructive move in our view.
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Hanyu is a fierce competitor, and there is wide belief here that he will make every effort to become the first male skater to repeat as Olympic champion since Dick Button of the United States in 1952.
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If they truly believed in principles of the Republican party such as limited government, individual liberty, and serving the American people, they should make every effort to serve their states and the conservative ideals they supposedly represent.
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"I would like to assure you that I am committed to this strategy and intend to make every effort to deliver it," Ivanov told a conference call with analysts on Thursday, organised to discuss Alrosa's 2016 financial results.
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"Once a parent is prosecuted and the child is placed in ORR custody, ICE will make every effort to reunite the child with the parent once the parent's immigration case has been adjudicated," ICE said in a statement.
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Officials quickly warned the school that a sale would violate a federal law that says any organization that receives federal funding must make every effort to return any spiritual or culturally significant items it holds to the tribes.
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The Foreign Ministry said on Monday Seoul would make every effort to convey its position until next month's deadline when the United States said it will not grant any waivers on imports of Iranian oil beyond May 1.
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"We are still analyzing the mountains of very complex data and are prepared on behalf of our supporters to make every effort to secure the national delegates we have earned," Jeff Weaver, a senior adviser to Sanders, told POLITICO.
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YEREVAN, April 7 (Reuters) - Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said Russia would make every effort to ensure that Azerbaijan and Armenia kept communication channels open in order to resolve a dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh, the Interfax news agency reported.
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The premier then spoke by phone with the rest of his coalition partners, urging them to "make every effort not to bring down the right-wing government" and to prevent the left from getting into power, the spokesman said.
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The actions by the president are troubling, in part because there is an air of expectation for the office of the president, and any person who holds that office should make every effort to live up to that expectation.
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"I am one with my brother bishops, for it is right to ask for forgiveness and make every effort to support the victims, even as we commit ourselves to ensuring that such things do not happen again," he said.
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Speaking after meeting his allies, Netanyahu again took aim at what he has termed "anti-Zionist" Arab parties, saying his right-wing grouping would make "every effort" to prevent the formation of a "dangerous government" dependent on Arab support.
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Zelenskiy said on Nov 9 he would make "every effort to recover funds spent on compensation to the depositors of failed and nationalised banks" but the details of how the government would do this have not previously been reported.
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"Please be assured that the safety and welfare of our students is our main priority at Bridgeport Public Schools, and we make every effort to ensure the ongoing safety of our students," Johnson said, according to the Bridgeport Daily Voice.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan wants to make every effort to reduce tension between the United States and Iran before responding to an expected U.S. request to send its navy to guard strategic waters off Iran, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday.
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After more than a week of backlash, Walmart is pledging to make "every effort" to find other roles for disabled workers who'd accused the retailer of targeting them as it prepares to eliminate the "people greeter" job at 1,000 stores.
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"We will make every effort by working in full harmony primarily with our founding chairman and leader and then our colleagues within all ranks of our party to fulfil the targets of our great Turkey," Yildirim told a news conference.
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We are in the process of reviewing it," a State Department official said in an email statement, adding, "We have tremendous respect for the IACHR and make every effort to respond to petitions properly before the IACHR in a timely manner.
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In the same call, Macron reiterated his concerns about the situation in Syria, where Russian troops are fighting on behalf of President Bashar al-Assad, calling on Russia to make every effort to end the fighting and stem civilian casualties.
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As U.S. life expectancy continues to drop due to growing numbers of overdoses and suicides and more and more young people report feeling anxious and depressed, we must make every effort to water these seeds and give them time to grow.
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When we make changes to specific roles, we make every effort to retain associates, including providing the option to apply to open positions in the company, or in many cases, offering the opportunity to transition to other roles in our stores.
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But, especially in pediatrics, one thing I have learned to celebrate about our otherwise troubled health-care system is that we make every effort to put families first and to keep courts and politics out of sensitive end-of-life decisions.
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MUMBAI, Sept 26 (Reuters) - The Indian government and regulators would make every effort to prevent the risk of "contagion" in credit markets resulting from a scare caused by two non-banking financial companies (NBFC), a senior government advisor said on Wednesday.
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"Banks will always make every effort to help a customer recover any stolen funds and the industry has introduced new standards on how banks respond to scam victims," said Katy Worobec, managing director of economic crime at UK Finance, which represents banks.
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"I assure you that the Horry County School District will make every effort to be in full compliance with Title IX. We also will continue to be a welcoming school environment for all students," Maxey said in an earlier statement to CNN.
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"Once a parent is prosecuted and the child is placed in ORR custody, ICE will make every effort to reunite the child with the parent once the parent's immigration case has been adjudicated," according to a statement from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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"In my time as first lady of the United States, I will make every effort to be best at championing the many successful well-being programs in existence today and teach the tools and skills for emotional, social and physical well-being," Mrs.
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SOFIA, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Bulgaria's financial regulator said it will "make every effort" to protect clients of Cyprus' Olympic Insurance Company, whose closure has left 200,000 Bulgarians without car insurance, as it blamed its former head of insurance supervision for the crisis.
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"We also have a full set of engineering drawings for each part of the car, and as supplies are exhausted we make every effort to reproduce (and improve, where possible) these parts to ensure long-term availability," the DeLorean Motor Company website explains.
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"We will make every effort by working in full harmony primarily with our founding chairman and leader and then our colleagues within all ranks of our party to fulfill the targets of our great Turkey," Yildirim told a news conference in Ankara.
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To profit from tourism, the area needs to make "every effort to transform day tourism into a stay of at least two or three days in our valley," said Alan Matasci, the president of the Verzasca foundation in charge of the valley's development.
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"I pray for the repose of his soul but want to say on top of this that we are at a very critical period and need to make every effort to prevent the spread of this disease," he told a regular news conference.
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"There is every reason to believe the collision was an accident, but there are force protection implications because warships make every effort to stay away from unknown small boats, which could pose a terrorist threat," a Navy spokesman said at the time.
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While lower level officials will almost certainly take the fall, the Communist Party will put on a united front and Xi -- who has been in and out of public view the past few weeks -- will make every effort to maintain his power.
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"In the months to come, we will make every effort to have our voice heard, in the halls of Congress and elsewhere, about the need for the protections of DACA to continue," Drew Gilpin Faust, the president of Harvard, said in email to students.
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SHANGHAI, May 10 (Reuters) - State-owned China Railway Materials Co Ltd, which once had trading in 16.8 billion yuan ($2.60 billion) worth of its debt instruments suspended for payment problems, said on Tuesday that it would make every effort to pay the debts in time.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has similarly told his intelligence and military leaders that he would make every effort to prevent a full-blown war between the U.S. and Iran, as it could lead Israel into a conflict with Hezbollah, Iran's ally in Lebanon.
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When a child is found abandoned in Colombia, officials are legally obligated to make every effort to find a relative in Colombia or Venezuela who would be able to take care of her, a task made even more complicated as relations between the Andean nations grow testy.
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South Koreas Yonhap news agency quoted the Foreign Ministry as saying the South Korean government had been negotiating with the United States at all levels to extend the waivers and that it would continue to make every effort to reflect Seoul's position until the May deadline.
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"The United States will continue to make every effort to both support the African Union in its establishment of the hybrid court and to promote reconciliation among the people of South Sudan," Deputy U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations David Pressman told the U.N. Security Council.
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While there may be little hope of convincing this administration to increase the refugee admissions numbers—which it is still within its power to do—we must demand that it make every effort to maximize the number of refugees who are admitted over the next 12 months.
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"When we make changes to specific roles, we make every effort to retain associates, including providing the option to apply to open positions in the company, or in many cases, offering the opportunity to transition to other roles in our stores," a Lowe's spokesperson told Business Insider.
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"We will make every effort to make sure that notwithstanding the president or his allies' desire to out and exact political revenge on this whistleblower, that our committee is never used for that purpose," Schiff said in a brief statement to reporters, as quoted by Reuters.Rep.
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"I would like to tell all victims in the earthquake that the government has been making every effort -- and will make every effort in the shortest time possible -- to solve the problem of housing people temporarily, and will help also launch reconstruction efforts," Rouhani told reporters.
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Given the enormous economic benefits of sustaining North America's commercial networks, Congress, the Trump administration and the non-governmental stakeholders should make every effort to find an approach that addresses key concerns raised, approves USMCA and produces a mutual "win" for the three countries this year.
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South Korea's Yonhap news agency quoted the Foreign Ministry as saying the South Korean government had been negotiating with the United States at all levels to extend the waivers and that it would continue to make every effort to reflect Seoul's position until the May deadline.
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"We will make every effort to make sure that notwithstanding the president or his allies' desire to out and exact political revenge on this whistleblower, that our committee is never used for that purpose," Schiff said in a brief statement to reporters, not responding to questions.
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At a special meeting on U.S.-Iran tensions with Israel's intelligence chiefs and top military brass, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would make every effort not to get dragged into the escalation in the Gulf and would not interfere directly in the situation, Israeli officials tell me.
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It is no coincidence that Trump is now quoting Sanders's criticisms of Clinton to advance his candidacy and undermine liberals, and trying to appeal to Sanders voters, which I do not believe will succeed and which I believe Sanders should make every effort to ensure does not succeed.
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In the event of an economic bust, rather than heed the siren calls for yet another round of quantitative easing, you should make every effort to educate Congress and the administration of the risks of once again placing too heavy a burden on monetary policy to revive the economy.
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" MANUEL PULGAR-VIDAL, LEADER OF CLIMATE AND ENERGY PRACTICE, WWF INTERNATIONAL "In Marrakesh, countries agreed to take stock of progress in two years and make every effort to come back with more ambitious targets and plans before 2020 to ensure we work quickly to close the widening emissions gap.
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"The Financial Supervision Commission assures the affected clients of the Olympic Insurance Company that it will make every effort, within the limits of its legal powers, to protect their interests and to inform them in due time about their rights and procedures for the protection of these rights," the KFN said.
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Zeti: Well I believe we make every effort to do so, including from the central bank, but another factor is we are a country that hasn't really borrowed significantly from the international capital markets and because when you raise funds then you go for roadshows and then you get better known.
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If the unelected European commissioners care about the future of Europe as much as they proclaim, they should make every effort to engage the Italian government in a sensible budget plan that finds a balance between preventing the debt from exploding with the demands the Italian population has made on its government.
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"I would bet that the judge will make every effort to put all of those things aside and to sentence him based on the conduct that he was convicted of," said Bruce Green, a former federal prosecutor who is now a professor at the Fordham University School of Law in New York.
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"I am one with my brother bishops, for it is right to ask forgiveness and make every effort to support the victims, even as we commit ourselves to ensuring that such things do not happen again," the pope said in Santiago, Chile's capital, while standing alongside the country's president Michelle Bachelet on Jan. 16.
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"We hope in the future the NFTA will make every effort to contract with businesses that adhere to anti-discriminatory policies, and we're confident another vendor who better represents the values of the Western New York community will replace Chick-fil-A as part of this project in the very near future," he said.
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As if that weren't sufficiently damning, it is also clear that this practice goes directly against the core of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, which mandates that state actors make every effort to protect children from harm and support their nurturance to the best of their abilities in developmentally appropriate ways.
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"We encourage the Hong Kong SAR government to honor its commitment to protecting the freedom of the press, and we hope the Chinese authorities will continue to make every effort to ensure that the environment in which the media and publishers operate in the Hong Kong SAR supports full and frank reporting," the statement added.
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"We encourage the Hong Kong SAR (special administrative region) government to honour its commitment to protecting the freedom of the press, and we hope the Chinese authorities will continue to make every effort to ensure that the environment in which the media and publishers operate in the Hong Kong SAR supports full and frank reporting," the statement said.
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The ROC urges all the representatives of the sports community to keep Olympic calm, to act systematically and constructively while preparing for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, to make every effort to come out (with) a consensus on issues that are of concern to all of us in the contest of the upcoming Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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"Because mosquito control efforts in this specific community ... don't appear to be working as well as we as we would have hoped, and because we have seen more Zika cases over a longer time frame, we advise pregnant women to avoid travel to this area and pregnant women who live or work in this area to make every effort to avoid mosquito bites," Tom Frieden, the CDC director, said Monday.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Overnight Defense: Pentagon shares images of al-Baghdadi raid | Bolton called for impeachment inquiry deposition | Russia ambassador pick pressed on surveillance flight treaty House calls for Bolton deposition as part of impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.), chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, pledged after Vindman's lengthy deposition that they would make every effort to ensure Trump and his allies don't use their House depositions to "exact political revenge" against the whistleblower.
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Using survey data from the authoritative American National Election Studies, I have tracked the positions of swing voters (those who are most likely to be pivotal in a close election) and core partisans (the most committed and politically active members of each party's base) on five important issues since 1980 — government spending, jobs, aid to African-Americans (the survey asks if the federal government should make every "effort to improve the social and economic positions of blacks"), military spending and overall liberal-conservative ideology.
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For Turkey, the Ankara attack resonated in the Turkish collective memory: Turkey lost many diplomats in the 20th century to Armenian militants in a campaign to avenge the Armenian genocide during World War I. "Turkey is very aware of the size of this failure, and I think the government will make every effort to investigate this fully," Sinan Ulgen, a Turkish former diplomat who is the chairman of the Center for Economics and Foreign Policy Studies, an Istanbul research organization, said of the Russian diplomat's assassination.
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