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Under such conditions, the use of different materials with suitable properties may be of avail.

But still more striking was the minister's suggestion that no military action would be of much avail without a wholesale change in the political culture.

Its UN mission said: "We believe that as a prerequisite for success in future negotiations, futile and illegal demands of the past years that have proven to be of no avail should be abandoned".

Augustine adds later in the same chapter: "In the matter of the shape of heaven, the sacred writers did not wish to teach men facts that could be of no avail for their salvation".

I am positive that any admonition which might be given him will be of no avail and that he will continue to do in the future what he has done in the past.

When the implementation within the institution collides with endogenous culture as it meets individual needs, the execution is at its worst, even if the institution is perfectly designed, it will be of no avail.

The battle was famously described by Count Leo Tolstoy as "a continuous slaughter which could be of no avail either to the French or the Russians" in the culminating books X and XI of his novel War and Peace.

Therefore, addressing risk factors closely associated with PHI would be of great avail.

With repeated CT scanning which is time-consuming and costly, addressing the associations between the abnormal coagulation tests and PHI would be of great avail.

Should these steps prove to be of no avail, Mr President, then I would plead for a postponement of the ratification of the Euro-Mediterranean Treaty.

But his efforts were of little avail.