Examples of using Make the effort in English and their translations into Danish
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I know that I must make the effort.
African countries themselves have to make the effort towards good governance.
not one that is easily read by all, but those who make the effort can manage it.
every country must make the effort so that we can achieve satisfactory outcomes at the end of the day.
Fruit which is nearly ripe can be used in the kitchen if you make the effort to remove any damaged parts.
If you make the effort to paint the individual ground elder leaves,
We must make the effort to consider how we can achieve better agreements that enable us to protect our interests
If we make the effort, the numbers will gradually prove us to be right, but all of us must try
We have to make the effort now to do our utmost to ensure that Palestine,
Mrs Mănescu, I agree with you that we must make the effort to develop standards in this area- although naturally I cannot dismiss national legislation
more efficient procedures are adopted and so that producers who make the effort to engage in quality schemes are not disappointed by approvals being delayed for several years.
then it should also make the effort to demonstrate to India what the benefits of engagement could be.
I think that the Member State in question should make the effort to respond to that.
we must make the effort to get all Europeans involved,
In its earlier resolutions, the European Parliament has rightly urged that Europe should make the effort not just to support democracy
with their tradition of good relations with Russia, would make the effort to resolve two issues that are important for the European Union as a whole.
We must make the effort to respond positively to the request we recently received from the United Nations Secretary General
But the more you make the effort to meet this challenge, and express your ordinary self to others- complete with all those apparently banal feelings, attitudes and observations that may lack profundity but which are eminently human- the less isolated you will feel, and the more confidence you will have in the expression of those deeper values which matter so much to you.
And Commissioner Fischler is one of the few people to have made the effort to go there.