Avail yourself of this opportunity.

To no avail.

You had better avail yourself of this opportunity.

Talk will not avail without work.

I tried calling but to no avail.

Many are trying to avail themselves of their right to apply for asylum.

He was glad to avail himself of any means to succeed in life.

Historically, rising states used smart power strategies to good avail.

There were even cynologists with dogs, but to no avail.

Charles Lindbergh attempted to mediate the dispute, to no avail.

Being underage is the inability to avail oneself of one's mind without the guidance of another.

Through its youth, then, Pakistan has an immense opportunity to avail.

These same questions were asked seven years ago, to no avail.

All of these abuses are raised repeatedly at EU China summits, to little or no avail.

I managed to arrange that money with difficulties and avail the test.

The state enjoys the privilege of two schemes for one purpose but why wasn t the citizenry able to avail it?

As for those who disbelieve, neither wealth nor children will avail them in the least against God.

Iranian reformers had tried (to no avail) since the landslide 1997 election of President Mohammed Khatami, to change the system from within.

On top of that, many married men in Japan also avail themselves of the country's US 5 billion (5兆6,884億 円) sex trade.

89. Calls upon the United Nations development system to avail itself of the technical experience of the United Nations Development Fund for Women on gender issues

64. Calls upon the United Nations development system to avail itself of the technical experience of the United Nations Development Fund for Women on gender issues

Failure to do so would be a missed opportunity at a time when African countries must avail themselves of all available resources for poverty reduction.

The IMF was the first to break the silence, acknowledging that it had been urging debt relief but to no avail.

Maximum of Indian businesses choose to establish their European offices in the UK, to gain the flexible working operations in the UK and to avail the benefits of staying in Europe.

We are also providing cash assistance to eligible poor families on the condition that pregnant mothers and children avail themselves of preventive health care, and that children regularly attend school.

15. Invites States parties that have not yet submitted their initial reports pursuant to United Nations human rights instruments to avail themselves, where necessary, of technical assistance for this purpose

Some African leaders notably Ghana s president, John Kufuor, and outgoing African Union head Alpha Konare have tried to cajole Mugabe towards reform, to no avail.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia and similar organizations have complained time and again against these actions, calling attention to the political pressure on Serbian journalists and demanding freedom of media and rule of law, but to no avail.

It showed that persistent pressure works better than the constructive engagement that it had pursued, to no avail, for the eight years since Burma joined the organization.

But for those who avail public transport, this journey can be a unhappy affair it's virtually impossible to get tickets, and they have to pay much more.

International conferences in Brussels in 1920, Portorose in 1921, and Genoa in 1922 as well as the League of Nations World Economic Conference in Geneva in 1927 endorsed a tariff truce, but to no avail.

For two and a half years, the European Union has made every effort to get Iran to cooperate fully with the IAEA and come clean about its nuclear activities, to no avail.

All of these abuses are raised repeatedly at EU China summits, to little or no avail. So is this the time to end the arms ban imposed by both Europe and America after the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989?

Only the building is still slowly dying right in front of our eyes the house s wooden planks and beams are rotting, the floors have caved in several times, we poured cement, but all to no avail the mixture just seeps into the ground, like pouring it into a manhole.

This is a kind of proxy faith in other people s beliefs and their readiness to change their behaviour for those beliefs in other words, one doesn t have to believe in Hindu gods to believe that people who do believe in them won t urinate on them. Given the facts, subsequently, one can conclude that upper castes are more likely to avail the benefits of this scheme.

(ii) Denial of freedom of expression, including freedom of the media, of association, of assembly and of movement

Proof of time of contract of assignment

Criminalization of the laundering of proceeds of crime

of Guatemala of Honduras

of Nicaragua of Panama

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Prevention and detection of transfers of proceeds of crime

Member of General Council of the Bar of the Province of Québec (1963 1964)

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Histories are more full of Examples of the Fidelity of dogs than of Friends.