I will do my utmost to continue to do right by my parents.
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I will do my utmost to answer the Committees' questions fully and truthfully, but the shortness of time is challenging.
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I figured I could do my utmost to ensure I got enough sleep, be careful with booze, and manage my stress levels.
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If l make arrangements with anyone to be anywhere, l will do my utmost to be at that correct place at the correct time.
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Also, the R14512033 unit poking out the top, which I will do my utmost best to recreate at home using the tools available to me.
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"I will do my utmost to ensure that the Department meets the threats of today and tomorrow, and to ensure our frontline personnel have the tools and resources to accomplish their vital missions," Nielsen said of her confirmation.
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In a letter to President Donald Trump, which was released by the Fed, Yellen, 71, also vowed to "do my utmost to ensure a smooth transition" to Powell, who was nominated to succeed her by Trump earlier this month.
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"I will do my utmost to unify society and to bring Hong Kong back to its normal course of development, because I think that is the aspiration of the great majority of Hong Kong people," said Lam, who will become Hong Kong's first female leader.
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After Rossetti's health started to decline seriously, his family became more directly involved in his life. Cornforth was forced to leave Rossetti's house in 1877. Rossetti paid for a house for her nearby, writing to her "You are the only person whom it is my duty to provide for, and you may be sure I should do my utmost as long as there was a breath in my body or a penny in my purse." He gave her several of his paintings, ensuring that her legal ownership was documented.
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The original oath of the society, drawn up by Luby under Stephens' direction, read: > I, AB., do solemnly swear, in the presence of Almighty God, that I will do > my utmost, at every risk, while life lasts, to make [other versions, > according to Luby, establish in'] Ireland an independent Democratic > Republic; that I will yield implicit obedience, in all things not contrary > to the law of God [ 'laws of morality'] to the commands of my superior > officers; and that I shall preserve inviolable secrecy regarding all the > transactions [ 'affairs'] of this secret society that may be confided in me. > So help me God! Amen.O'Leary, John, Recollections of Fenians and Fenianism, > Downey & Co., Ltd, London, (1896) (Vol.
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I believe that, as we join hands, > especially with the peoples of neighboring countries, to ensure true peace > in the Asia-Pacific region -indeed, in the entire world- it is necessary, > more than anything else, that we foster relations with all countries based > on deep understanding and trust. Guided by this conviction, the Government > has launched the Peace, Friendship and Exchange Initiative, which consists > of two parts promoting: support for historical research into relations in > the modern era between Japan and the neighboring countries of Asia and > elsewhere; and rapid expansion of exchanges with those countries. > Furthermore, I will continue in all sincerity to do my utmost in efforts > being made on the issues arisen from the war, in order to further strengthen > the relations of trust between Japan and those countries. Now, upon this > historic occasion of the 50th anniversary of the war's end, we should bear > in mind that we must look into the past to learn from the lessons of > history, and ensure that we do not stray from the path to the peace and > prosperity of human society in the future.
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