Eksempler på brug af Up to the job på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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You just weren't up to the job.
You're up to the job. Right?-Amazing.
What if we're not up to the job?
They were put up to the job by a woman named Martine Love.
But I think I'm not up to the job.
They really aren't up to the job so you will need to keep it in its storage bag or it will come apart when travelling.
Are the external provider's and firm's continuing training personnel up to the job?
I'm not really up to the job here, I'm leaving.
That we have lost the ad campaign because you weren't up to the job.
Are you quite sure you're up to the job of tracking down Richard Tyler?
Fourthly, we are concerned that some are simply not up to the job.
Honestly, uh, I don't think this new detective Is up to the job, And I need a couple of seasoned pros.
President? The previous incumbent was shown not to be up to the job.
I really think that SJ should equip up to the job so you should not have.
This House cannot give its approval to someone who,at the critical moment, was not up to the job.
It's tough enough being a goalie in soccer without being let down by pieces of kit that aren't up to the job.
I will do my best to live up to the job, madam.
As has already been said several times over, the existing constitutional- orrather institutional- framework is not up to the job.
And I don't want anyone getting hurt cause you're not up to the job. There's big water out there.
I approached the report- a daunting task, andI do not know if I have been up to the job you asked me to do- guided by a principle which,to me, is absolutely fundamental: I did not consider going beyond the point where progress came up against the sanctity of human life, where it started to conflict with respect for human dignity.
I'm leaving. I'm not really up to the Job here.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, when commenting on the appointments made for the opening of the new European Union season,the international press has very often used terms such as'candidates who are not up to the job' or'unsatisfactory candidates.