every such vs all such

Both 'every such' and 'all such' are correct phrases, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Every such' is used when referring to each individual item or instance, while 'all such' is used when referring to a group or category as a whole.

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every such

The phrase 'every such' is correct and commonly used in English when referring to each individual item or instance.

Use 'every such' when you want to emphasize each individual item or instance within a group or category.

Examples:

Every such decision requires careful consideration.
She examined every such detail to ensure accuracy.

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Every such measure shall be subject to the right to apply to the courts in the Member State in which the authorities adopted it.
Every such measure shall be subject to the right to apply to the courts in the Member State which adopted it.
Every such liferaft shall be approved by the Administration of the flag State having regard to the recommendations adopted by the IMO.
Every such life-raft shall be approved by the Administration of the flag State having regard to the recommendations adopted by the IMO, with MSC/Circ.
5. Any measure adopted involving sanctions or restrictions on the activities of an insurance or reinsurance intermediary must be properly justified and communicated to the intermediary concerned. Every such measure shall be subject to the right to apply to the courts in the Member State which adopted it.
Otherwise, every such hearing could turn into a reexamination of the evidence.
But every such purchase flows into a massive ocean of consumer debt.
It has been on the agenda and has been discussed at every such meeting, and will be again.
Your duty as a citizen and juvenile is, to report every such example of provocation to police, to your class teacher, or to call me personally.
every such lens or sample of material shall be produced by the method to be used in mass production;
Whereas, therefore, every Member State should be required to have an investor-compensation scheme or schemes to which every such investment firm would belong;
whereas every such credit institution must also be required to belong to an investor-compensation scheme to cover its investment business;
The persons and undertakings referred to in Article 1 which export source or special fissile materials to a non-Member State shall give advance notification to the Commission of every such export.
The persons and undertakings referred to in Article 1 which import source or special fissile materials from a non-member State shall give advance notification to the Commission of every such import.
Providing information where people are is where we must start - the Commissioner has referred to the many surveys that have been conducted - but we must make people, whether parents or children, aware of the dangers inherent in every such questionable offer.
Even at this stage, however, it is very important to raise the issue, because we must bear in mind that every such process begins with the violation of democratic rights.
2.2.4.1.2. every such lens or sample of material shall be produced by the method to be used in mass production;
Secondly, the European Union will, as it does on every such occasion, be joining with the Inter-Parliamentary Union in holding a separate conference with members from all the various WTO member states present.
In every such instance, if we postpone, shouldn't we just forget about it then?
With regard to UCITS having different share classes, there should be no obligation to produce a separate key investor information document for every such share class, so long as investors' interests are not compromised.

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each such
any such
every single such
each and every such
each and every

all such

The phrase 'all such' is correct and commonly used in English when referring to a group or category as a whole.

Use 'all such' when you want to refer to a general category or group without focusing on individual items or instances.