Esimerkkejä Prepared to give up käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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I am not prepared to give up.
I certainly believe that we could get along without it, although I am not prepared to give up the warm summer weather.
I'm prepared to give up anything.
Jussi decided to grow up, and prepared to give up the collection.
Today, we are prepared to give up the call-back mechanism and to yield to the Commission and the Council in order to adopt this text at first reading.
No member- big or small- has been prepared to give up its only Commissioner.
His task was made all the more difficult because, although everyone may accept the principles and agree that the system should be simplified and better monitored and such like,no one is actually prepared to give up national differences.
He wasn't prepared to give up his bachelor bloody lifestyle.
This morning some Members of the European Parliament were trying to lecture Members of Parliament of the new Member States,saying they must be prepared to give up their own country's right of self-determination and accept that the Union will develop into a supranational federation.
We, as the European Parliament, are not prepared to give up this project already and we will support Commissioner Malmström, who has accepted this difficult inheritance, in any way we can.
The European Union may have put the instruments for external assistance and trade policy on a Community footing to a large extent, but unfortunately we do not have the chance to allow the institution to push this Community policy through, the intention being to avoid any competition with the Foreign Ministers,who are not prepared to give up a little bit of their jurisdiction in de facto terms.
You come to work prepared to give up your life to protect others, mm? Everyday, Tori.
Many of those who were interviewed for the study stressed that they were prepared to give up owning if sharing things did not mean having to compromise ease and comfort.
He is prepared to give up the part of Kosovo that cannot be used in exchange for the 40% or 50% of the territory which borders on Montenegro. This is land which includes Kosovo's rich mines, which just by chance happens to be where the few Orthodox monasteries are based, and which, also by chance, would allow him to strengthen his control over an increasingly reluctant ally: Montenegro.
Likewise, if we turned to the public galleries andasked whether anyone was prepared to give up the opportunity to buy competitively priced goods- be they electrical appliances, textiles or other products- there would be no volunteers.
The rich young ruler was not prepared to give up his earthly possessions and form of godliness in order to become a true follower of Jesus.
It is deplorable that, after the predictable failure of the public-private partnership, this Parliament should be saying it is prepared to give up an independent GPS system if it ceases to be purely a Community project to include direct funding by Member States.
The fact that there are Member States prepared to give up one of the basic freedoms of European integration, the freedom of movement, sounds an alarm bell.
It is about a young mermaid who is prepared to give up all she has to have an immortal soul and love from a prince.
I'm prepared to give myself up if you stop the bomb.