Examples of using Hard to create in English and their translations into Danish
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rules-based international trading system we have worked so hard to create, as well as for global business confidence.
Mutuel Play works hard to create as well as maintain long term partnerships by fully analysing product launches
it is hard to create the innovation that is required to shape one's own future," says Professor Poulfelt.A
At Cyberhus we work hard to create a place, both when talking about online chat counselling
The Danish Presidency has worked hard to create stronger regulation of the financial sector
the Sixty-fivers team has worked hard to create an international starting group with riders from no less than 7 different countries,
which may make it hard to create any competitive advantage if that application is core to your business.
effort that is lost if you do not have some way to save the view of the logs that you worked so hard to create.
Let us consider a scenario where you worked hard to create a PowerPoint file using Microsoft PowerPoint 2013.
You work so hard to create your product, now sell it!
as cohesion is a very important factor for competitiveness- it will be hard to create this positive climate,
It's harder to create when you're happy.
In fact, it is often much harder to create simple research.
simple reports will be somewhat harder to create.
work even harder to create pioneering hydronic solutions that make it easier for you to create GREAT HVAC installations.
That we have worked so hard to create? Are we really talking about disbanding something?
Are we really talking about disbanding something… that we have worked so hard to create?
The Soviet system tried hard to create a single orthodox Soviet identity in the minds of Russians,
Some of you began to pray so hard to create a world of peace that you awoke to the peace within your own heart.
the Icelandic Government has worked hard to create a broad coalition capable of explaining to citizens the reason for Iceland's commitment to reimbursing the UK