Examples of using Having the courage in English and their translations into Danish
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I believe that one of the great capacities of politicians who want to say‘yes' is having the courage, when it comes down to it,
was practically stoned for having the courage to condemn what was happening in this neurotic Europe.
without ever having the courage to demand real reciprocity from the Americans.
reject this common position, which means, for some of us, having the courage to meet our commitments
prepared to stand up for their beliefs, it was moderates having the courage and decency to go out there
We are paying a tragic price for not having the courage to take certain decisions that,
We wish also to denounce the attitude of the Council which, without even having the courage to come and give us an explanation in this Chamber, would like to adopt serious measures which,
fishing and tourism having the courage and ambition to protect this invaluable yet extremely fragile heritage- as in my region, the Azores- from
to the freedom of thought which this journalist practised by having the courage to denounce the corruption prevailing in the ranks of the Philadelphia police.
In 2014 the Livia Foundation nominated Kyaw Thuya for having the courage to go against the official
This is also what we should now have the courage to vote in favour of.
You have the courage to kill.
We must have the courage to say so.
Who ever has the courage to fight, to fight with me!
I have the courage to summon its power.
However, it must have the courage to adapt.
We must have the courage to set decisive priorities.
He has the courage to speak out.
You have the courage to follow your curiosity.
I have the courage not to. No.