be at pains to meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Kors and his boss are going to be at pains to keep the spirits of the two houses distinct.
2. The EU will be at pains to make clear that if a country misses the first boat, there will be a second.
3. If the building is in a zone that bars transient occupancy, the management may be at pains to avoid the term hotel entirely.
4. Congress should be at pains to spare the nation a debate over partisanship in assessing the validity of charges involving felonious conduct by the president.
5. A day after China announced the detention of the two, Clinton administration officials seemed to be at pains to put the incident behind them.
6. The report seemed to be at pains to describe Wu's case in legal terms, apparently to support its insistence that his prosecution was handled according to law.
7. In his interview, Rumsfeld seemed to be at pains to rebut this argument by pointing to the role of U . S . Special Operations forces in the south.
8. The Serbs seemed to be at pains to demonstrate to this reporter and Associated Press Television _ the only foreign media present _ that they were treating the peacekeepers correctly, even as they took them hostage.
9. That would seem to be the case-as a noob to Wikipedia ( something I try to be at pains to point out ) I do have some difficulty in finding the right place to start.
10. Speaking to an American audience, however, Putin seemed to be at pains to portray himself as an enlightened former intelligence official, who was committed to streamlining government and fighting corruption, not rolling back the clock on human rights.