The phrase "all its means" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to all the resources or methods available to achieve a particular goal or purpose.
Example: "The organization is committed to achieving its objectives by utilizing all its means to support the community."
Alternatives: "all its resources" or "all its methods".
"The euro zone is at a point where it must prove, with all its means, its determination to guarantee stability," Mr. Juncker said, adding that "no one should doubt the collective will of the 17 countries".
"Iran will use all its means to fight against terrorists who are committing crimes in the region," Velayati vowed.
Mr. Fitrat promised that the Central Bank would stand behind Kabul Bank "with all its means and power," but he did not guarantee the depositors' money.
Once American forces were deep within Chinese territory, Mao proposed that "the Soviet Union should catch them with all its means," Mr. Gromyko reports.
A confident regime will not need to intimidate, harass and threaten the opposition, block all its means of communications, and imprison all its independent journalists, writers, students and intellectuals to keep them quiet.
For several years, the Hygiene Department of Besançon University Hospital has placed all its means (computer facilities and biological platform) and competences at the disposal of a 120-bed chronic-care-centre (Tilleroyes Health Care Centre), with a view to controlling MRSA infections.
Tony Pallot, Jersey's principal meteorological officer, said Jersey's "mean minimum" for 1971-2000 – the period used by the Met Office to calculate all its mean temperatures – was 8.9C (48.9C).
This is why the government used all its possible means to correct the trend.
Is it not long past time that the moniker of 'bank' is lifted from them, with all it means in its access to myriad public funding programs.
The state used all of its means to portray those that tried to topple the regime as dangerous elements, especially the so-called group of 25 Shia dissidents.
"I don't think cricket has by any means mastered all its issues of bigotry.
