Examples of using Courage to make in English and their translations into Czech
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The Courage… to make unpopular decisions.
It takes more than courage to make a king.
The courage to make peace with men we have been killing for generations.
That gives me the courage to make a request.
This is why, if we wish to avoid further increasingly painful collapses,we must have the courage to make a break.
And in that heart--- Courage to make love known.
Europe must have the courage to make choices, guaranteeing work first to its own citizens and then to those of third countries, and establishing links between employment offices in the various Member States so that anyone, from any country, can know what jobs are available.
I think we need the courage to make big decisions.
Having the courage to make those hard choices gives us a lot in common, Mr. Bauer.
Seems the council finally had the courage to make the right decision.
If the Commission does not have the courage to make suggestions with regard to a European supervisory authority, even if doing so means going against the will of the Member States, then everything will just collapse.
She sees something in Khal Drogo that gives her the courage to make the best of this situation.
You had the courage to make a difficult decision.
Lying in bed watching while your fortune disappears andyour family withers because there's no one there with the intelligence or the courage to make the difficult decisions that need to be made in such a circumstance;
It takes real courage to make changes in your life and not worry.
You still have the courage to make fun of me?
And in that heart, courage to make his love known?
And that's what we need today, the courage to make peace with men we have been killing for generations.
And that's what we need today, the courage to make peace with men we have been killing for generations.
Unconventional situations call for the courage to make unconventional decisions, and I expect Israel to do just that.
Mr President, I would like to thank Sweden, the country to hold the presidency, for having had the courage to make its own region, the Baltic Sea, and matters relating to it, such a major topic in its programme during its EU presidential term.