Examples of using Real effort in English and their translations into German
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They take real effort-- things like.
Complain when the show a real effort.
A real effort needs to be made towards consolidation.
Not by thai, but by your real effort to maintain the facade.
Speaking Esperanto is so easy that sometimes it requires a real effort.
On one level, this requires a real effort to cooperate with other external aid providers.
That's the thing about Oz, you know, you try to put the shit behind you,you make a real effort.
So cherish it, treasure it, feel that ache of real effort and know that this is how your body grows strong.
If you want to lose weight, you still have to cut calories,exercise and make some real effort and commitment.
By way of contrast, in the period 2021 to 2030, real effort will be needed in all countries if the targets are to be achieved.
The total emission reduction required, for example,for Japan is 14% and for Canada around 15% so there is still a real effort to be made for these countries.
That we ought to make some real effort to establish a peace machinery when this war is over, I have no doubt….
All sides will have to show flexibility and realism andmake offers that represent real efforts in all areas of the negotiations.
And at the same time, we make a real effort to find solutions to the other dilemmas that this entails, such as environmental impact.
The basis for this growth has to be a dynamic Single Market, greater competitiveness and real efforts to boost research and innovation.
Secondly, that feeling has been confirmed by the real efforts which Mozambique has made in the last few years to build a strong and prosperous economy and a stable society.
I should also saythat a number of Member States of the European Union set a good example in London and have made real efforts concerning the sums.
This is where, in my view, the Commission has to make real efforts to shorten the cycle of the projects and guarantee the programme's continuity.
Before he would even finished his sentence, Raditz had hurried to his wounded brother-glancing sideways at the man that had defeated Kakarotto without any real effort.
According to Albanian sources,it is crucial to raise awareness on the real efforts and time in order to haul Albania into the EU.
Some countries have made real efforts and allocated increased budget funds: in terms of its GDP, Spain has indeed made a huge effort. .
The basis for this growth has to be a dynamic Single Market, greater competitiveness and real efforts to boost research and innovation." Prodi 15.2.2002.
So when it doesn't really know itself, you have to make a real effort to see the truth that the things within it aren't you or yours. Don't let the mind stop short of this knowledge: Make this a law within yourself.
The effort of the Commission, the funding andthe resolute support to our implementing partners is the only real effort to secure an international humanitarian presence in this theatre.
At least we had a programme in its outline and there was a real effort to try to get institutional priorities, and we had a legislative programme with details, which we could see in front of us.
Toffler appears to have been right about the formation of Economic Unions and more International co-operation butI think the corporate behemoths are more responsible for it than any real effort at efficiency.
Our elected leaders, influenced by alcohol-industry lobbyists who resist real efforts to solve the problem, have done little to prevent this tragedy.
Imposing strict legislation designed to provide maximum protection for the health of ourcitizens cannot effectively be achieved without a real effort at alerting and informing the public as to the risks associated with tobacco use.
If European unity and the euro, as its symbolic currency, are to endure,then real efforts are needed with national concessions and painful adjustments.
In short neither the Sub-Committee nor the Commission find enough has been done and call for better decision-making,more consistency and a real effort to inform and involve civil society in this whole process.