I took to the streets with a banner and all the conviction I could muster.

But Iran has resources that Cambodia and Laos could never muster indeed, its ability to retaliate could set the entire region ablaze.

Few people can muster great enthusiasm for the UN.

Powerful supporters defend him, using any underhanded means they can muster.

Assuming that a plan passes muster, the money to support it would quickly be disbursed.

Nowadays the two largest parties can rarely hope to muster two thirds of the popular vote.

Are a few hours of radio broadcasting really all Europe and the democratic west can muster?

Although the world expects a negative decision, Israel can in fact muster a sound legal case.

And the best we can muster up is, I don't know. It just doesn't feel right.

The most important thing is to muster the courage, get rid of laziness, and do it.

The political energy required for expanding and reforming education is difficult to muster in the world s wealthiest nations.

Convinced Europeans will need to marshal all their strength and muster all their nerve in the times ahead.

To overcome a filibuster, the proposal s supporters must muster 60 of 100 votes, rather than a simple majority.

'Your Hotel Rambouillet is in full muster,' said he, glancing round the whole company, 'the Graces and the Muses.'

acarvin These reporters and citizen journos muster more bravery in a day than I ever will in a lifetime.

But, in order to govern, Bersani would need both chambers, and he is unlikely to muster 50.1 in the Senate.

Innovators around the world are able to muster support from traditional venture capitalists or from crowd funding platforms such as Kickstarter.

Mountains of detail obscure problems sterile, misleading national discussions that pit Euroskeptics against Europhiles muster sound and fury but clarify nothing.

Encompassing all big emerging economies, this appeared to be the most effective way to muster the legitimacy denied to the G 7.

The benchmark 1995 Murayama apology remains a personal one, because the Japanese Diet, then and since, would not agree to anything as strong a deep feeling of remorse was as much as they could muster, and even then 241 members abstained.

An uprising in Kent started 10 days prematurely, alerting Richard to muster the royal army and take steps to put down the insurrections.

Such an assertion, if made in the context of a study of non human animal behaviour, would not be likely to pass scientific muster.

I trust that Member States will muster the political will necessary to bridge the differences and to bring that process to a positive outcome.

But some of those same people are struggling to muster similar courage at the dinner table to argue with their parents about political reform.

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Almost four years after it was first launched, neither of the parties has managed to muster the political will necessary to implement its primary provisions.

The new sanctions simply are not severe enough to intimidate Iran into submission, and more restrictive ones would not pass muster within the Security Council.

Assuming that a plan passes muster, the money to support it would quickly be disbursed. Afterward, each national program would be monitored, audited, and evaluated.

It remains to be seen whether this approach requires more foresight and courage than today s political leaders in South Korea, the West, and China can muster.

The banking system has just been tested to see if it is adequately capitalized a stress test that involved no stress and some couldn t pass muster.

An infrastructure program oriented in this way as opposed to a grab bag of politically expedient shovel ready projects should be able to muster conservative support.

Whether the consequences of this development will be good or bad depends on whether the region can muster the foresight and strength actively to shape this process.

And no matter how long I've spent on the ocean, I haven't yet managed to muster a decent beard, and I hope that it remains that way.

For several other violators such as China, Algeria, Uzbekistan, Vietnam and Saudi Arabia the CHR couldn't even muster the will to put their abuses on its agenda.

While the residents of Silverio Compound remain undaunted by oppression and brutality, they need all the support that they can muster to ensure that justice will be served.

Oil prices could fall, stock markets could celebrate, consumers could resume spending, and business could step up capital expenditures.

But it would be the height of irresponsibility not to seize the unexpected opportunity created by Rowhani s election with all the strength, good faith, and creativity we can muster.

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Failure to mobilize the resources and muster the political will to put an end to this senseless tragedy would be unforgivable. We have made progress on so many other fronts.

Moreover, should Abbas fail to muster the support of the United States and Europe, Netanyahu might feel free to cancel existing agreements and engage in unilateral steps of his own.

But, even before Abe s latest wavering, there is much more that Japan could have done long ago and which it should still do to put its position beyond reasonable criticism. The benchmark 1995 Murayama apology remains a personal one, because the Japanese Diet, then and since, would not agree to anything as strong a deep feeling of remorse was as much as they could muster, and even then 241 members abstained.

But the anti immigrant vitriol of the 1990 s, which pushed California s legislature to impose the ban, remains strong, and not even the immigrant Terminator can muster the courage to fight it.