Sentence examples for through all means from inspiring English sources

"The political process is the occupation's main project, so attack it through all means available to you," Mr. Douri said, addressing "jihadis" in Iraq.

Terrorism must be confronted at every level, combated through all means (intelligence, military, the police, policies that favor social integration) but it cannot, as Trump insists, be eradicated.

We need to make greater efforts to combat injustice and exclusion through all means, from the highest level of government to our own everyday behaviour, to make sure we all share in a sense of belonging, justice and feelings of respect within our society.

These past few months, we have tried through all means to find solutions to keep Jinn alive.

But he warned it "must be abundantly clear" the government has "an obligation to restore peace and security of the country through all means available".

"Previously, the Peshmerga had no base and lived in mountains and caves, surviving through all means.

Cutting through all the noise means making sure predictive marketing is relevant.

In other words, product pricing will start from a more competitive, fairer playing field on Jet.com, but can then be lowered through all the special means, including the supply chain logistics, that Jet uses.

"So, I will now undertake meetings and discussions with a wide range of stakeholders in the game to hear their views and to reassure them that I will continue to do my utmost personally, and through all the Premier League's means, to help promote diversity and inclusion, develop the women's game and support women who want be involved in football at any level.

"I think we have to think through what this all means, who has to do what and how we get them to do it," said Joseph P. Wayland, one of the plaintiffs' chief lawyers.

"Barry Johnson (member of Castleford's 1986 team) is going down for a chat with the team, to go through what it all means, what it means to the town and the team.