Sentence examples for wanted no effort from inspiring English sources

He sent a memo to the entire intelligence community saying that he wanted no effort spared in the "war" with Osama bin Laden.

But as Jonathan Cohn points out in The New Republic, drug and insurance companies got exactly what they wanted: no efforts to limit prices, generous subsidies and lots of additional business.

Chinese officials said on Wednesday that they wanted no part of that effort.

And as they had before Mr. Geithner's arrival here on Tuesday, Chinese officials said publicly that they wanted no part of the effort.

Condoleezza Rice was dispatched to Sixty Minutes - the same current affairs programme that started the furore with its interview with Richard Clarke - to admit that the meeting had, in fact, taken place, but that it had been misrepresented: it had simply been a no- pressure inquiry by a president who wanted no stone unturned in an effort to find the culprits.

Politically, even if not in treaty language, the Russians get what they want: no significant United States efforts on missile defense.

If he's the one who broke up with you and he realized what he lost, try playing a little hard to see if you want him back too or it could look like you're under his control and he can get you whenever he wants and with no effort.

On the other are so-called conservators, who ridicule those efforts and want no deviation from the idea that the entire canon was written by a solitary genius.

He was of such a phenomenal size that we knew poachers would want him, and no effort was spared to protect him.

Well, more and more people are finding out what's in it, and more and more people are saying they don't want it, and no effort, not one attempt by any Obama administration official or Democrat in Congress, has been able to persuade people that this is a good thing.

Obama wanted the effort revitalized and given a presidential imprimatur.