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We must make every effort to prevent this from happening.
The practice of meditation is not separate from our daily life and we must make every effort to do so.
We must make every effort to repel the enemy.
Before sanctions of any kind are imposed, we must make every effort to rebuild peace in the Middle East.
We must make every effort to eradicate this shameful and intolerable crime.
Now that we are engaged on the proper path of international cooperation, we must make every effort to preserve that unity.
We must make every effort to educate people that we are the same human beings.
This is not the first time such tragic events have occurred in Uzbekistan, and we must make every effort to ensure that they will not be repeated.
We must make every effort to protect and save them for the possibility of future use.
Twenty-seven Member States signed the Treaty; we must make every effort to make sure that 27 Member States find a way forward.
We must make every effort to maintain our market shares, and also to increase our exports.
In an EU that sees itself as the champion of rights andfreedoms for all its citizens, we must make every effort to put a stop to this scourge.
Even so we must make every effort to get democratic conditions restored and the rights of the opposition reinstated.
If we want to make Europe the most competitive,knowledge-based economic area in the world, we must make every effort to ensure that no young people are excluded.
Furthermore, we must make every effort to ensure that this tax is applied not just at EU, but also at global level.
As Commissioner Barroso said,'27 Member States signed the Treaty; we must make every effort to make sure that 27 Member States find a way forward.
We must make every effort to ensure that we achieve macroeconomic stability and sustainability in public finance.
So therefore, on the basis of our past experience, now we must make every effort to ensure that this 21st century should become a century of dialogue.
We must make every effort to ensure that money earmarked for this assistance is used in a targeted manner for basic and essential services.
Having properly assessed its possible negative impact on the EU's global competitiveness, we must make every effort to ensure that it is also applied at global level.
That is why we must make every effort to ensure that the regulation cannot be abused, for example via re-imports to the EU.
In an area where Europe is sometimes criticised for its lack of action in the social field, we must make every effort to resolve an issue of such deep concern to workers in the road transport industries.
We must make every effort to improve efficiency and transparency and we must link this with an abandonment of unnecessary bureaucracy.
Therefore, since we understand this important problem in this way, we must make every effort to defeat the plans and actions which the bourgeoisie and its lackeys are making in preparation for a bloody, general war.
We must make every effort to increase liquid assets for the benefit of economic activity and to recover from the economic decline once again.
It is true that the situation in Belarus is bad, but we must make every effort to contact unofficial bodies, individual citizens, young people and students to encourage genuinely positive and democratic development from the inside out.
We must make every effort to ensure the introduction of a requirement for compulsory nuclear power plant safety checks worldwide.
For these reasons, we must make every effort to create a legal framework specifying the minimum standards valid throughout the EU for all forms of livestock husbandry.
We must make every effort to develop mutual respect and understanding- not from scholarly words or beautiful presentations, but from real spiritual experience.
I believe, therefore, that we must make every effort to achieve genuine, ongoing, constant, far-reaching dialogue between the West and the Muslim countries.