Examples of using To make an effort in English and their translations into Czech
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It's nice to make an effort.
If you want to move up in life,you have got to make an effort.
No need to make an effort?
I don't have kids, but it seems to be fundamental,you just need to make an effort.
It's my turn to make an effort. DELETE APP.
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From now on I want things tidy, and to achieve that,it's necessary for all of you to make an effort.
She would tell me to make an effort.
Everyone therefore needs to make an effort, including national parliaments, which have a very important and decisive role.
Well, you have got to make an effort.
We need to make an effort, here, to see the EU's most important export products flourish: democracy, human rights, peace and security.
If we're both willing to make an effort.
However, we need to make an effort to ensure that many respectable families can adopt children, who deserve a second chance for a happy childhood.
If only I could induce you to make an effort.
Yes, Mr Goebbels, others do need to make an effort, and this is entirely the issue that will be raised in the negotiations on climate change, but Europe needs to set an example.
And once in there… you won't need to make an effort to lose weight.
Whilst, therefore, it is once again evident that the UN Security Council is incapable of taking responsibility for the situation,the EU has to prepare to make an effort.
What I mean is, I am to make an effort in the mirror.
However, the EU must continue to make an effort to bring this about, and it therefore falls to the EU and Parliament to make every effort to uphold respect for human life and affirm that decent work is the same everywhere and for everyone, and that there is a universal aspect to the meaning of environmental and social rights, including trade union rights and combating child labour.
Mito-san once told me… you need to make an effort to learn why they're angry.
I would encourage colleagues to make an effort only to buy fair trade bananas and, if they see that they are not stocked in a supermarket, to complain.
Therefore, I urge Member States to nominate competent, qualified people, and to make an effort to have a gender-balanced Commission.
There is an urgent need to make an effort to reduce the volume of waste and tip the balance towards the prevention, reduction, re-use and recycling of waste by providing adequate infrastructures.
The basic premise is that children themselves are the best experts about their lives andit is incumbent on monitors to make an effort to communicate with them directly and independently as far as possible.
I would, however, ask everyone to make an effort to act responsibly and in earnest, which we now need after all the delays and calls for a solution which have fallen on deaf ears.
I agree with the mid-term review of the humanitarian consensus as I believe that it is vital to make an effort to increase its visibility among Member States, the other institutions and military players.
My wife told you to make an effort on your outfit.
Therefore, I actually think that, even though it is difficult to obtain accurate and good statistics,we need to make an effort to find out how dangerous counterfeit medicines, or whatever other products there may be, could actually be.
It is more important to make an effort in terms of supervision.
You're right Henry I'm going to make an effort to enjoy being the centre of attention.
Now I think it's your turn to make an effort to like Kathy by going out with us.