Examples of using Have tried to do in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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wrong is awfully blurry. I have tried to do what I thought was right, but these days.
If we fail with you, then everything that we have tried to do here will be discredited. Everything.
It seems so ironic to think that, because I have tried to do things that my father could never do for us.
I have tried to do what I thought was right, but these days, the difference between right
You would have tried to do something about it. If I told you.
Then it stands to reason that if the Seeker were an agent of the Keeper, he would have killed the Mother Confessor as so many of the Keeper's minions have tried to do.
I have tried to do this the easy way, but it's clear you're not going to be reasonable.
All the defendants have been academic teachers or students, and what they have tried to do was to communicate their views to fellow students.
I just hope you will look out for him the way I have tried to do.
Every other program that I have tried to do this with has treated each song individually
Every other program that I have tried to do this with has treated each song individually
Developers have tried to do everything in their power to improve the game as much as possible in the middle of the field.
I am saying this because I know that some have tried to do it, and they went very wrong
My intentions are to get beyond the bad, which I have tried to do again and again by appealing to the good.
working together, as Mr Pérez Álvarez has said, we have tried to do something about it over the years.
It is important for me to acknowledge that it may be useful to reconcile these occupational roles in my activities, which I have tried to do.
We have done some important work together and have tried to do what is best for Europe.
I have tried to do my best for the citizens of my country
What we have tried to do with this relationship is to open it up to the point where we can discuss frankly