Sentence examples for end every effort from inspiring English sources
To that end, every effort is made to provide children with healthy food, snacks, and beverages.
If it's the latter — if the idea is that all societies are enactments of the impulses to dominate and to submit but some have disguised their brutality more effectively than others — we have reached a dead end: every effort to conceive of a better way of life simply reduces to some new hammer bashing away at some new nail.
To this end, every effort was made to mitigate potential risks throughout the process.
The problem with this burning sensation to be better, do better and accomplish more is that at the end of every effort I was always left with the same feeling -- a feeling of not being enough.
Since statins are the only agents with a robust body of evidence proving reduction in clinical end points, every effort should be made to keep high-risk patients on a statin-based regimen.
This forthcoming solicitation for launch contracts in the mid-2020s, however, may effectively end that effort.
Braun said a successful court action here would effectively end extradition efforts.
He immediately made every effort to end all the disputes between the Revolutionary parties, but his policy of conciliation was thwarted by the Gironde, which demanded that he render an accounting when he left his post as minister of justice.
Clearly leaders in both the military and the Muslium Brotherhood must make every effort to end the bloodshed immediately, and justice will require that criminal charges be pressed on both sides.
UNICEF urges all parties still engaged in hostilities to make every effort to end conflict and promote peace and development so that every child, wherever they live, can grow up in a united, peaceful and prosperous Myanmar.
The UN Country Task Force on Monitoring and Reporting (CTFMR) on Grave Violations against Children welcomes this discharge, while stressing the need for the Government of Myanmar to continue making every effort to end the recruitment and use of children in its armed forces.
