Verb
spare no effort (third-person singular simple present spares no effort, present participle sparing no effort, simple past and past participle spared no effort)
(idiomatic) To do everything within one's powers to achieve something.
As a native of the constituency and a party member for many years, Dr Armah said he understood the plight and concerns of the people so well and will spare no effort at resolving the challenges. Source: Internet
Bill gives state authority to seek removal of posts promoting criminal offenses or posing a threat to an individual or group • Justice minister: Online incitement must be treated as a call for violence • Facebook: We spare no effort to keep people safe. Source: Internet
Trump has said he’s doing everything possible to help the “great people of PR!” and has pledged to spare no effort to help the island recover from Maria’s ruinous aftermath. Source: Internet
He also warned against human catastrophe in Syria and its consequences on regional countries and said Iran would spare no effort to help end the war and find a political solution to the crisis in the Arab state. Source: Internet
He said history is a record of people who take action and rise to a challenge, noting that his government will spare no effort to ensure that the US-DPRK agreement is implemented in its entirety. Source: Internet
"My administration will spare no effort in cooperating with the United States, North Korea and the international community to ensure that the agreement can be implemented in its entirety," he said in a statement. Source: Internet