Sentence examples for any attempt to regularise from inspiring English sources

Republicans have in the past branded any attempt to regularise their position as "amnesty", an ugly word that killed the last attempt at reform in 2007.Man upEven a little bravery on this subject would be welcome.

Pending approval by the NLC, the MOH sent a circular, dated 6th February 1968, to all government health facilities in an attempt to regularise the varying charges that the government's decision to reintroduce hospital fees had caused.

When the Northern Ireland Office and Home Office attempted to regularise Price's position by altering her required residence to England, Thatcher responded: "No.

"There have been a couple of hiccups with crew members who had gone away, attempted to regularise their position through other ways, and in large part the Department of Justice is trying to deal with that".

In the past year agreements have been reached with Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos to try to regularise the flow of migrants coming purely for economic reasons.

Any attempt to do so is pointless.

I'm going to resist any attempt to increase fees.

Any attempt to penetrate it will only lead to madness.

Weeks then passed without any attempt to move on.

They never made any attempt to verify the allegations.

Any attempt to take it away constitutes discrimination.