Sentence examples for would endeavour for from inspiring English sources

It is the resignation from responsibility of a great party.. Diefenbaker read from an internal report provided to the St. Laurent government in early 1957, warning that a recession was coming, and stated: Across the way, Mr. Speaker, sit the purveyors of gloom who would endeavour for political purposes, to panic the Canadian people .

Earlier, Tessa Jowell, the British culture minister, confirmed that the British government would "endeavour to strangle the market for tainted Iraqi property" by pushing through legislation that would make trading in illicit antiquities a criminal offence.

Speaking after a meeting with the newly re-elected president, Giorgio Napolitano, Letta said he would endeavour to muster enough support for a "government of service to the country" that would prioritise the economic struggles of ordinary Italians and move away from an EU-led focus on austerity policies he said were "no longer sufficient".

The council said it would endeavour to reduce the need for compulsory redundancies through voluntary redundancy, natural wastage, redeployment and not filling posts that became vacant.

In an email to staff Arnaud de Puyfontaine, the chief executive of Hearst Magazines UK, said both titles would be closed with immediate effect and that he would "endeavour" to find new roles in the expanded company for staff affected.

A spokesman for Cargill, one of the world's largest third-party suppliers, said the company would endeavour to meet Nestlé's procurement requirements.

A general statement that a country would endeavour to help was inadequate, diplomatic officials said.

He said the government would "endeavour to finalise management plans by mid-2017".

A randomized control study to test this hypothesis more directly would be a fruitful endeavour for future research.

For a moment it looked like the whole endeavour would fail for the lack of rope.

I'm not sure it fully succeeds in this, but it would be hard to think of a more worthwhile endeavour for fiction to embark on, and even a partial success seems something to be grateful for.