You cannot make any attempt to return.

You cannot make any attempt to return.

Any further attempt will be as futile.

Attempt to commit any of the foregoing acts.

Hence paralyzing any attempt at true global sustainability.

Any attempt to do so would only spell chaos.

(d) An attempt to commit any such attack and

quot (d) An attempt to commit any such attack

They reject any attempt to violate or erode them.

quot (d) An attempt to commit any such attack

In any case, women could legally challenge any attempt to apply the old rules.

This approach undermines any attempt to manage project resources properly.

Any attempt to evacuate them could escalate into a civil war.

Any attempt to couple terrorism with any religion would in fact play into the hands of terrorists.

Any attempt to distort or even deny resolution 2758 (XXVI) is futile.

Undoubtedly, any such attempt would be a clear manifestation of nuclear terrorism.

balance would be upset if any attempt was made to press for modification of a given point, or if any attempt was made to go back on the resident coordinator system.

Any attempt at democratization by civil society will thus be crushed in its infancy.

Of course, the Moldovan government balks at any attempt to lure away its citizens.

Any attempt to question that sovereignty and territorial integrity must be rejected as unacceptable.

Any attempt to interfere with this assistance reaching those in need cannot be tolerated.

This is the independence flag, a sign of refusal of any attempt at exploitation

Article 31 outlaws any attempt to bypass website blocking or use any system or app to access a blocked website.

Several speakers rejected any attempt to associate terrorism with a specific religion, nationality or ethnicity.

In this regard, any attempt to distort history would set back the goal of reconciliation.

His delegation rejected any attempt to cast doubt on the impartiality of the Commissioner General.

Bids could be faxed directly to the purchasing assistant without any attempt to maintain confidentiality.

Any attempt at such a process would be doomed to failure at the ratification stage.

quot 19. Condemns any attempt illegally to remove legal authority from the legitimately elected President, declares that it would consider illegitimate any purported government resulting from such an attempt, and decides, in such an event, to consider reimposing any measures suspended under paragraph 17 above

The Kingdom of Bahrain stood firm against any attempt to associate Islam with any incitement to victimization or murder of human beings.

This would make it easier to identify possible deadlocks or any attempt to manipulate the process.

Any attempt to weaken or undermine our rules based international system should be rejected without compromise.

Any suggestion to the contrary can only be considered as an attempt to compromise later findings.

Together with other States, the Syrian Arab Republic would oppose any attempt to prejudice those programmes.

We categorically reject any attempt whatsoever to settle permanently in Lebanon Palestinians living on our soil.

(c) In an attempt to compel that State to do or abstain from doing any act.

Some delegations expressed doubts regarding any attempt to define peacebuilding in the context of the draft protocol.

(c) In an attempt to compel that State to do or to abstain from doing any act.

His delegation viewed any attempt along such lines as a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of China.

On discovering that she was, did you make any attempt to explain the situation to Monsieur Grandfort?

As a result, any attempt at decisive military intervention would be not only difficult, but also extremely risky.

Any attempt to do so has consistently been rejected in the discussions on the issue in the Assembly.

The Security Council rejects any attempt to justify, on whatever ground, the imposition of tolls on the Danube.

Any attempt to single out the Authority as an object of cost minimization by itself would be discriminatory.

quot (a) An attempt to commit any of the crimes set out in paragraph 1 of this article