The South Bronx, which lies in between, did not stand a chance.

You cannot simply continue saying no, or making proposals which you know will stand no chance of getting any support.

So that, if somebody can fake sincerity, if they can fake passion, they stand a better chance of being selected in that way, which seems a little dangerous.

Now is the time for us to stand together with Iraq's new authorities and give them a chance to succeed in the eyes of their people.

Another important lesson learned by Member States is that public administration revitalization efforts stand a good chance of succeeding when they benefit from high level sponsorship.

We stand a very big chance of losing our ability to inspire our youth to go out and continue this very important thing that we as a species have always done.

Unilateralism rarely works. It is not just that the US lacks the means the very nature of contemporary global problems suggests that only collective responses stand a good chance of succeeding.

So if you toss a coin twice, the chance of getting a head twice are a half that's the chance the first time times a half the chance a second time.

Give me a chance!

Kosovo and Metohija Serbs participate in those institutions in which they stand a chance of achieving goals related to their vital interests, particularly in those municipalities in which they won the last local elections.

Everyone deserves a second chance.

Everybody gets a second chance.

We still have a chance.

Nobody gave us a chance.

So why in the world, you might ask, would anybody be willing to stand out on a street corner selling drugs for 3.50 an hour, with a 25 percent chance of dying over the next four years?

A vote to lock in a particular mode of Security Council expansion at this stage would interfere with our ability to shape a proposal later that would stand a reasonable chance of securing the requisite ratifications from Member State legislatures.

There won't be a third chance.

A Big Chance for Small Farmers

There's a lower chance of rejection.

Everyone should have a second chance.

A Second Chance for European Reform

A New Chance for European Politics

Come on! Give me a chance.

The fledgling democracies of the two countries stand a better of chance of succeeding if they work together in a spirit of reconciliation, friendship and cooperation, complementing the prosecutorial justice that has been carried out in Indonesia and Timor Leste.

So for some reason, this was what I wanted to have a crack at, but I knew that even to stand a chance of getting home in one piece, let alone make it across to Canada, I had to take a radical approach.

'Everyone should have a second chance' Efimova

I had a chance to travel abroad.

Our Last Chance for a Safe Planet

They gave him a chance to escape.

It provided unregistered Afghans with a chance to register and registered voters with a chance to update the details on their registration cards.

Hu s Chance

You may have the chance to make a difference.

So I really had a chance to experience that.

Does he have a chance in winning the election?

(2) a fair chance of achieving academically at school

It offers companies a fair chance to achieve returns.

So, it was a chance that they trusted me a lot.

You never get a second chance to make a first impression.

You know, it's the first time that we're going to have a chance to have planetary redundancy, a chance to, if you would, back up the biosphere.

It promises to decouple the management of finance from that of production, implying faster innovation and economic growth. However, if Western governments do not develop a deep understanding of how these structures operate, they stand no chance of combating the agile terrorist enterprise.

Rouhani s Lost Chance

Erdoğan s Second Chance

Bush s Last Chance

Britain s Gas Chance

SP We like to give these insurgents a fair chance.