Translation of "Eine perspektive geben" in English

Can we offer ourselves some kind of perspective?

I'm just trying to give you a reality check on how you're living right now.

Honey, it might give him a different perspective, help him see the big picture.

In order for the process to have a chance of success, signs of encouragement need to be given both to the PLO and to Israel.

This was the double message that the EU needs to send during the coming months.

No, I tried to give her a perspective.

As you can imagine, this can give a different perspective.

It’s time to give this guide a practical perspective.

It aims to raise funds to give children from underpriviliged backgrounds a perspective through sport.

He wanted to give them a new perspective (5min.48sec.).

Improving the prospects of children through education.

Help us to improve the future of the youth of South Africa.

We need to offer them a perspective as well.”

Opening up perspectives to children – supporting their education and training!

We want to give them prospects for the future and appropriate employment.

Help give children a perspective – be a goals4kids partner.

Furthermore, it is important for us to give people with disabilities a perspective.

Will there be an in car view?

If one of these principles is violated, we will be in a very difficult situation.

The sole purpose of what the Commission said at the hearings before the Court of First Instance was to reiterate that position and what it said therefore does not in any way constitute an admission.

How we can open up new prospects for disadvantaged girls and young women.

The garden will contribute towards re-establishing structures and provide a positive perspective for children.

Giving physically disabled people a perspective is an expensive matter, no matter where you live.

You want to be above the things once and give a new perspective to your event?

It has been a fine debut, because you have been able, at this historic and symbolic moment, at the dawn of the new millennium, to draw up a creative approach for the European Union in the light of the challenges it is facing.

We need to give a clear status to these new spaces for debate and, finally, a genuine perspective to the activity of political parties at European level in the forthcoming elections.

We must work together to ensure that, in the next multiannual financial framework, the provision for education and mobility is higher than at present, because that is what we need in order to exit the crisis and give meaning to our people.

I was very impressed to see that it was possible to replace quite extensive acreages of illegal crops with legal ones and, in doing so, to offer people hope for the future.