Приклади вживання To live up Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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We call on Russia to live up….
We try to live up to them.
Probably everyone would like to be healthy and to live up to a hundred years.
And I plan to live up to my reputation.”.
Probably everyone would like to be healthy and to live up to a hundred years.
She fails to live up to her own expectations.
Therefore, it was very important for us to live up to the Client's hopes.
For me, I just wanted to live up to that, and keep the dignity and the humanistic aspect and the positiveness of it… so that people will remember that's what I did for boxing.”.
They are estimated to live up to 200 years.
They have identified those genes that, in their opinion, allow these animals to live up to 200 years.
I always try to live up to her example.
And while we would agree with that principle, it can be hard to live up to for two key reasons:.
If the BSEC fails to live up to its potential as the representative example of institutional regionalism in the Black Sea Region, a real dialogue about a new institutional framework is necessary.
At first, each of us tries to live up to this expectation.
The Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the ICC was not a“trulyindependent and authoritative judicial body” and had failed to live up to its promises.
Not everyone is able to live up to a hundred years old.
Not all classes and types of animals,which were formed at the time couldwhether to live up to the present day.
Customers dictate the rules- if we fail to live up to their expectations, we will lose them," stressed Cieślik.
Control over arterial pressure is one of themost important tasks facing anyone who wants to live up to a healthy old age.
According to federal prosecutors, Belfort has failed to live up to the restitution requirement of his 2003 sentencing agreement.
In my job as a technology advisor, I have seen so many companies make the well-meaning decisions to put huge investments into technology,only to have the benefits fail to live up to the expectation.
Highly optimistic men were 1.7 more likely to live up to this age than the more pessimistic.
Russia's claim that the ICC has‘failed to live up to the hopes of the international community' is completely cynical, given that it is the threat of a Russian veto in the UN Security Council which on repeated occasions has blocked referrals to the Prosecutor of the ICC, including Syria.
Exley pursues absolute justice, all the while trying to live up to his family name.
Opponents argue that the Greek government cannot be trusted to live up to the terms of the bailout, since they recently pledged to oppose any budget cuts.
There is a belief that the person who celebrated birthday in advance,risks not to live up to the actual birth date.
The queue for a better world forces them to conclude a pact- to live up to the Day of all lovers and to tear themselves away in full.
Note: The scale on the left shows theanswer to the question:“Reducing the retirement age because many fail to live up to the retirement- how will it affect the welfare of your household?”.
Now more than ever, it is extremely important how you carry yourself,so try to live up to your highest expectations, and in so doing you will set a good example to other people.