Esimerkkejä To try to find käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The Canadiens' special teams units worked against one another at both ends of the rink to try to find a solution to their power play struggles.
I have been working hard to try to find my way back to my original path.
it is an adventure to try to find the center of the maze
In its early days, online dating was seen as a last-ditch effort for many people to try to find a mate.
that's why I decided to try to find happiness through a dating service.
The EESC therefore calls on the relevant bodies to support this information transfer and to try to find new education concepts for intergenerational transfer of life and work experience.
Last year's 100th year anniversary of the start of the First World War inspired many people to research their own family history to try to find links to that war and its epic battles.
And I guess one of them would chase after the guy, and one of them went to try to find me.
I also agree with those who said it is important to try to find ways to improve the situation, especially by direct contact with civil society.
I am ready to take into account the sensitivity of the sector and to try to find money within the budget to support this sector for a transitional period.
Therefore I leave it to Commissioner Bolkestein to try to find a solution that will satisfy some of my constituents back in the north-west of England.
this means that we need to try to find a proper balance in each subject area,
It is surely better for us to try to find ways of helping them to do that sustainably, through technologies like carbon capture and storage,
flexible working, or to try to find a new way of reducing working times that also reshapes ways of life.
under European guidance, to try to find a peaceful solution to the Iran issue;
ask"why" five times to try to find the source of the problem,
other international organisations on the ground to monitor events and to try to find solutions before the country loses all hope of holding free
so we need to try to find a balance between flexibility and security.
provides us with a good opportunity to get to grips with the political dimension of the current situation and to try to find a solution to it, in line with the decisive reform of the trans-European networks policy which is due to be implemented in the 2000-2006 period.
we urge the Commission to engage in this dialogue to try to find a peaceful and democratic solution to the current crisis