Examples of using Real task in English and their translations into German
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That is the real task.
This is the real task ahead of us and we hope that Helsinki has laid the foundations for it and that words will now be backed up by action.
The decals are a real task!
That would be a real task for the newly elected Parliament!
Why don't you give me a real task?
This is only a beginning. The real task consists of setting prices that will permit development.
But you gain time for the real task.
Let us not be distracted from the real task, however, namely to reform the country in such a way that it is ready for EU accession.
Here it stands in its right place, in its real task!
Finally, the proposal does not address the real task, but delegates it to a comitology committee.
Furthermore, he disclosed his and the EÚs real task.
However, we have a real task on our hands with regard to those of our fellow citizens who do not understand the messages that are being conveyed.
Painting/ Decals The decals are a real task!
However, if the human being's real task on earth is disregarded he chains himself to matter and forcibly has to be pulled away by the termination of his earthly life.
To abolish the causes of violence, that is the real task.
If it is used at all,then it will usually only be to create a secure environment in which the real task can be achieved, and this will be of a political nature and concern civil society.
Spare our son Sancho no hardship or danger... but teach him also that peace, not war, is the real task of a king.
It is my belief that the real task of this House is not always to merely condemn, but to actively endeavour to devise strategies for minimising disasters, or averting them completely.
Please demand that Voroshilov and Mezhlauk carry out the real task that has been given them.
However, another aspect of learning should be considered: the most effective place for competence building is not in the training seminar,but training on the real task.
Gaonac'h(1993) observes that, in the use of a foreign language as in labour psychology, the real task differs somewhat from the prescribed task. .
The real task of any of its branches is to attempt to probe more deeply into the Laws of the Creator, so that through a more exact knowledge of them, they can be used with greater benefit to mankind.
I immediately find myself taking up a defensive attitude that I absolutely can't stand: I mean, my real task is criticism, not justification.
The Spartacists insisted that the real task of a Socialist party should be the mobilization and direction of the landless black peasant masses in the reserves and on the Boer farms on the one hand, and call for agrarian reform on the other.
Thus much, very much more could be cited as visibleevidence that a woman of today is lost to her real task in this Subsequent Creation!
The real task is to pass the test of volition which you should accomplish during your life on earth and which must be taken in complete freedom. For that reason you will only receive enlightenment about the meaning and purpose of earthly life when you consider this question seriously yourselves.
However, to be able to form a judgment on this, there is first required a different kind of knowledge:The knowledge of the real task of the Promised Son of Man on earth!
But gradually even more highly and spiritually understood, so that all here evoked mass regulations seem to be the spiritual entire preparation of the greatest artist of the gardening,that can then only turn into its real task!
I will say straight away that we are not at all pleased: indeed, we think that the use of the recast procedure for this kind of act was not a particularly bright decision, not least because,as the Commissioner said, the real task here is to understand how a regulation that has worked fairly well, but could be perfected, can, in fact, be improved.
The lord of the underworld takes possession of a lazy human being;he tempts him with worldly promises and diverts his attention from his real task on earth.