Примери коришћења To take an active part на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Allow them to take an active part.
She is a rather large, strong peasant type of person who is well able to take an active part."[3].
Of course, we expect you to take an active part in this yourself.
Not to take an active part in general cleaning and apartment repairs.
We invite all UN Member States to take an active part in these activities.
In this field, the EU strategy focuses on equal opportunities for young people in education and the labor market,as well as to empower young people to take an active part in building society.
This is your chance to take an active part in the magazine.
Archbishop Feofan warmly greeted the congregation on the Day of the Holy Trinity and called upon all to take an active part in the parish life.
You are invited to take an active part in the congress programme.
Those who share the principles of Christianity have failed to take an active part in society for too long.
We exhort our faithful to take an active part in this process, through prayer and through significant gestures.
At first, demand regularly outpaced supply,and we needed to take an active part to close the supply gap.
ANEM announced to the Ministry of Culture andMedia that it planed to take an active part in the public debate about the announced drafts of new media laws, with the goal to contribute to having the best possible concepts adopted, which would be in the interest of both the media sector and the citizens.
In this field, the EU strategy focuses on equal opportunities for young people in education and the labor market,as well as to empower young people to take an active part in building society.
Are you ready yet to take an active part in political action?
Conditions for tenderer representatives to participate in the bid opening procedure:Only authorized tenderer representatives are entitled to take an active part in the bid opening procedure.
The Russian military continues to take an active part in fighting against terrorist groups.
The two leaders also confirmed their commitment to Syria's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity andcalled on all parties to the Syrian conflict to take an active part in the Geneva political process.
They should encourage you to take an active part in your baby's care, as far as possible.
The initial Conference on the Future of Europe in 2020 would be an ideal occasion for inviting political andcivil society representatives from the Western Balkans to take an active part and reinvigorate political dialogue about their long-term perspectives in the EU.
Our employees are invited to take an active part in this change process e.g. by joining our“TIP”.
Snezana Klasnja, Serbia's Assistant Minister of Youth and Sport, noted:"In order to create a more peaceful, more secure and tolerant society, as a follow-up to our intensive joint work andefforts to empower young people and to encourage them to take an active part in all important processes of society, we must act now.
Digital self-defense requires Internet users to take an active part in guarding their own personal information.
With the goal to encourage citizens to take an active part in the celebration of the European Cooperation Day, the Programme invites photo enthusiasts and professionals, who are 18 or older, to participate in the contest with their photos capturing the beauty of the Hungary-Serbia border region, including its nature and landscapes, or sights of countryside or towns with the well-known landmarks.
Today, there are many crafts that allow people to take an active part in various areas of society.
Rasulzoda said Tajikistan is willing to take an active part in building the Belt and Road, enhance bilateral practical cooperation in trade, energy, transportation, agriculture, investment and financing, expand cultural and people-to-people exchanges, among others, to maintain the healthy and steady development of the bilateral ties.
Second, we will encourage Chinese companies and financial institutions to take an active part in the PPP and privatization process in CEECs.
After inviting local self-governments andrepresentatives of small business to take an active part in the implementation of the EU PRO Programme, the Head of the EU Delegation, Ambassador Sem Fabrizi said that through the programme, which includes 99 out of 174 local self-governments in Serbia, the EU would invest in infrastructure and contribute to the improvement of the overall business environment and competitiveness of local economy.
After inviting local self-governments andrepresentatives of small business to take an active part in the implementation of the EU PRO Programme, the Head of the EU Delegation, Ambassador Sem Fabrizi said that through the programme, which includes 99 out of 174 local self-governments in Serbia, the EU would invest in infrastructure and contribute to the improvement of the overall business environment and competitiveness of local economy.