Examples of using To make them understand in English and their translations into Finnish
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To make them understand♫.
Our response needs to make them understand.
I needed to make them understand. The sadness, it just doesn't go away.
There's no other way to make them understand.
Well, you need to make them understand the significance of what we're doing here.
But there's another way to make them understand.
We have to make them understand if they target innocent people… they can't run, they can't hide.
It's up to you to make them understand.
I know that you're so angry you want to destroy everything in sight, butthere's another way to make them understand.
I have to make them understand.
One simple fact. You just need to make them understand.
We have to make them understand!
I am sorry that many of them have not fully grasped what I have been trying to make them understand throughout this part-session.
You have to make them understand.
He proved that people may be indifferent about the calling of God anddescribed how he tried to make them understand how serious the calling is.
There is no way to make them understand things. Yeah.
Then it's your job to make them understand.
You just need to make them understand one simple fact.
They must fully implement the provisions of the Comprehensive Safeguard Agreement, andwe should maintain pressure on the Iranian Government to comply with its commitments and to make them understand that this is the only way to gain international recognition, as well as to pursue successfully economic development to the benefit of its citizens.
We must put pressure on companies to make them understand that as consumers we demand safe products that we can trust.
We also need to strengthen this sort of dialogue with all Palestinians, to make them understand the importance of peace, cohesion, human life and unity between them. .
Voters must be persuaded of the advantage of a new Europe: we need to make them understand, for instance, why being in the European Union is better than being in Switzerland or Norway, which do not belong to the Union.
As Mr Schmidt said, Dawit Isaak is, as far as I am aware, the only political prisoner of EU origin currently in prison andwe are working in various ways to increase the pressure on the Eritrean authorities and to make them understand that Dawit Isaak and his fellow prisoners must be released, if nothing else then in accordance with the conventions that the country itself has ratified, but it is very difficult to have any normal dialogue with this country.
We must also address our people in order to explain to them, and thus to make them understand, the hardship that literally forces these refugees to make their way to Europe.