Примери за използване на Every possible means на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Every possible means.
However, he tried every possible means to court me.
It is in Paris that we must defend ourselves by every possible means.
By every possible means".
He therefore feels justified in using every possible means to that end.
I tried every possible means to shed the pounds.
Paramilitary groups do not hesitate to use every possible means to achieve their goals.
Every possible means should be undertaken promptly to weaken the economic life of Cuba.
A nation with a dying money uses every possible means to crush the competition.
For neither in the court nor in war ought I orany other man to plan to escape death by every possible means. .
Sharks are used every possible means to draw you to them.
The ego will do everything possible to preserve its existence and devise every possible means to secure its future….
The missionary searched for every possible means to explain the greatness of God's gift of truth and pure love to a people whose values were based on deceit.
Therefore, one of the main tasks of revolutionary youth is to establish at all costs and by every possible means a vital line of revolt between the isolated rural communities.
Therefore, they will try every possible means to attain their goal, deciding when to employ violence, what kind of violence to use, and what kind of lies to tell.
For the security of energy imports,I think it is justified that the European Union should assist Ukraine by every possible means in maintaining and modernising its energy network, especially the vital gas pipeline network.
Rather, every possible means must be used to reduce the fever and waken the body's natural defenses, to give the patient courage so that he does not lose the will to live.
For that purpose, the Committee shall consider every possible means of maintaining the smooth functioning of this Annex.
Rather, every possible means must be used to reduce the fever and waken the body's natural defenses, to give the patient courage so that he does not lose the will to live.
To this end, the Joint Committee shall consider every possible means to maintain the good functioning of this Agreement.
Therefore, I would ask the European Commission to draw attention to this problem during further negotiations on the EU-Central America Association Agreement and to use every possible means to turn President Ortega back from this road.
She said that Christ calls us today and uses every possible means to bring us closer to Him, his presence is obvious. Vassula then read extracts from the Messages.
Not only backward people, who always shrink from everything new, buteven many prominent members of the Party persistently tried to pull our Party back, and by every possible means tried to drag it onto the"ordinary" capitalist path of development.
First and foremost, one should use every possible means to purge one's heart and motives, otherwise, engaging in any form of enterprise would be futile.
I think that we will need, first and foremost, to deal with the issue of people's mental health in a much less superficial way andthat all Member States will have to establish joint programmes to limit by every possible means the spread of this problem.
First and foremost one should resort to every possible means to purge one's heart and motives, otherwise it would be futile to engage in any form of enterprise.
But it was necessary to protect oneself from the danger of specialisation and militarisation that a restricted minority of militants intended to impose on the tens of thousands of comrades who were struggling with every possible means against repression and against the State's attempt- rather weak to tell the truth- to reorganise the management of capital.
Nobody can allow someone who has killed unarmed people andhas used every possible means to evade justice and the victims' relatives to assume the attitude of a victim of persecution and to create dangerous precedents to the detriment of the law and society.
Whereas the ban on jettisoning by- catches into the sea has been implemented and, in practice, is unfairly harsh on fishing operators because even thoughthe operators use tools and instruments that are permitted under EU law and use every possible means to avoid incidental catches, they may be punished for the mere fact that these catches exceed the maximum amount permitted under EU and national laws;
In the manufacture of nitrogen compounds by this method,of course, every possible means bearing upon the intensity of this action and the efficiency of the process will be taken advantage of, and, besides, special arrangements will be provided for the fixation of the compounds formed, as they are generally unstable, the nitrogen becoming again inert after a little lapse of time.