Sentence examples for using all possible means from inspiring English sources

"They are using all possible means they have".

6. THAT RUSADA shall, using all possible means, ensure that no details of out-of competition tests are communicated to coaches, athletes or any other party in advance of such tests.

Dr Anthony Seldon, headmaster of Wellington, added: We are committed at Wellington to making our teaching available using all possible means to both our pupils and to other pupils around the UK and the world".

He disproved all existing theories about its descent and affiliation but instead of advancing new theories he decided first to set out to study the language itself using all possible means at his disposal, from written documents, native informants, statistics, historical, ethnological and sociological information to inventing and actually conducting what is known today as "field work".

That provision has, since 2008, been the biggest hurdle to using all possible means to address the most pressing threat polar bears have ever faced: global warming.

UNICEF embraces the idea of using all possible means of communication and encourages others to do the same, using the opportunity of World Breastfeeding Week to trigger action the whole year round.

"They were told to use all possible means to fight back," Mr. Jovanovic said.

It is well past time for the free world to use all possible means, short of joining the fight, to stymie the aid flowing into Syria from Russia and Iran.

Under these arrangements transport companies (for example) are obliged to use all possible means to keep passengers moving or refund them.

While praising the stress tests, Mr. Trichet also repeated calls for institutions' to use "all possible means" to strengthen their financial foundations by, for example, raising more capital from investors or taking fuller advantage of government aid.

The Afghan National Army sent 500 troops to help the police with rescue efforts, while President Hamid Karzai ordered officials "to use all possible means to get the roads unblocked and rescue those trapped and stranded in the heavy snow," according to a statement issued by his office.