Examples of using To take initiatives in English and their translations into Polish
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Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski This profound thought became my inspiration to take initiatives for permanent preservation in the memory of new generations of Poles person Primate of the Millennium, his compounds of Warmia
This profound thought became my inspiration to take initiatives for permanent preservation in the memory of new generations of Poles person Primate of the Millennium,
calling upon member states to take initiatives to promote the rational
It is very important for citizens to have the opportunity to take initiatives in connection with the issues that have the greatest influence on their lives as soon as possible,
tangible opportunities for them to take initiatives, provide feedback
The Commission will address recommendations to Member States to take initiatives to improve the security in all companies
Member States to develop a comprehensive approach and to take initiatives to help the developing countries to face the sanitary and economic consequences of the pandemic;
the freedom to organize and to form unions, or to take initiatives in economic matters- do these not impoverish the human person as much as,
it acts spontaneously either to call upon the Palestinian Authority to take initiatives in favour of Palestinian society,
The Communication on shadow banking outlines a number of priorities where the Commission intends to take initiatives such as transparency of the shadow banking sector,
I do indeed intend, with President Barroso, to take initiatives to ensure that we, as Europeans,
calls on the Commission to take initiatives to protect the health and safety of all workers,
It's allowed to take initiative.
Self-driven, with the ability to take initiative and motivate others.
Didn't Hiroshi ever teach you to take initiative?
You said you wanted me to take initiative.
Wow. Mr. Rule book wants to take initiative.
In addition they should be urged to take initiative for multi-stakeholder cooperation to support local/regional development.
You have all been failing- failing to take initiative, failing to ask the tough questions, failing to practice your skills, failing to give opportunity to practice skills.