Examples of using The courage to go in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is the courage to go on that counts.
Rub your brow if you have the courage to go this route.
The courage to go their own way, and Ron needs that!
You just need the courage to go after them.
The courage to go where one does not want to go. .
Finally plucked up the courage to go online.
And if I have the courage to go through with this, what a story it will make. There is something out there.
And it is because of you… that I have the courage to go on national television tonight.
Their husbands have the courage to go to the moon, but I think the wife of Thomas Stafford may need a boost from the audience to get her from backstage.
And at least cover him up, he was gone. When I finally got the courage to go outside.
Tom didn't have the courage to go there alone.
One has to find customer-oriented product and service innovations, sell solutions different than those of competitors, learn to carry out global purchasing, have the courage to utilisethe innovations of suppliers, be capable of increasing service business operations and have the courage to go where the market is growing.
You come this close to America, butyou don't have the courage to go from here to here.
I haven't had the courage to go into his study since.
Anything is possible if you just have the will to do it and the courage to go after your dreams.
I wish I had the courage to go to the Red Queen's.
In this sense, with regard to the four joint actions envisaged- leaving aside Mrs Cederschiöld's excellent report,which unfortunately maintains the action plan's ambiguity on this point- the Luxembourg Presidency has had the courage to go beyond the narrow framework of the provisions of the Maastricht Treaty still in force and utilize the provisions of the Amsterdam Treaty.
Do you have the courage to go beyond the Nether and the End in this epic quest?
Her attacker was caught and she found the courage to go to court to testify.
By the time I got the courage to go see him at the hospital, he was so out of it they said he couldn't hear me.
That is why we need a political vision with the courage to go in a different direction.
However, we must have the courage to go further, in particular on remedies for lack of conformity, guarantees and unfair clauses.
And what if General Tsao suddenly gets the courage to go to the press with all this?
We need to have the courage to go further and to realise that the de minimis agreement is only a partial solution to the fundamental problem, which casts doubt upon the effectiveness of the WTO's multilateralism rules.
Member States have not had the courage to go as far as to introduce the sorts of provisions that currently apply in Austria.
I didn't even have the courage to go to the funeral.
There is something out there and if I have the courage to go through with this what a story it will make.