In these circumstances, I believe that the Government must leave no stone unturned, including the possibility of new legislation, should it be required. |
But this is the scam of the century, so the prosecutors will leave no stone unturned. |
British reporters are particularly keen on exposure, arguing that we should leave no stone unturned. |
In his attempt to leave no stone unturned, he carries on with narrative lanes that arrive, often abruptly, at a dead end, thereby disrupting the film's natural flow. |
It should not be forgotten that States bore the main responsibility, and they should leave no stone unturned in that endeavour. |
The local committee leave no stone unturned to ensure that everything is in perfect order for the event. |