Translation of "Examen bestehen" in English

He made an effort to pass the examination.

She exerted herself to pass the examination.

She made great efforts to pass the examination.

She is positive of passing the test.

You need not work so hard in order to pass the examination.

You need not work so hard in order to pass the examination.

You need not work so hard in order to pass the examination.

I had problems passing the bar exam.

All I have to do is pass the bar exam

If you work hard, you'll pass your exam.

They'd never pass an exam, you know.

If they disobeyed, they would fail their examinations.

I got to pass that exam or my entire four-year plan will be thrown off.

As with any diploma, participation in the course does not guarantee success in the final exams.

You don't get it. You get to go back to law school, and you're gonna pass the bar, and you're gonna go live your big hotshot life, and I'm gonna be stuck here on my own.

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is a professional designation offered by the CFA Institute (formerly known as AIMR) to financial analysts who complete a series of three examinations and work for at least four years in the investment decision making process.

And even if I could get into a law school, there's just no way I'd pass the bar.

Accepted wisdom was that exam failure was inevitable for a student who had not yet begun to study by the time its purple blooms appeared.

IAS officers may enter the IAS by passing the Civil Services Examination, which is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

If you were sitting for an important exam, would you believe anyone who said that you had to do absolutely nothing in order to pass that exam?

Liu Qian once told Liu Zhan: "I'm sure that I can't pass the national exam.

When I go to a doctor, I can be certain that they had enough knowledge to pass the medical exam.

Liu Qian once told Liu Zhan: "I’m sure that I can’t pass the national exam.

To obtain a licence they had to pass a series of practical and theoretical exams over a minimum period of four years, relating to: mountaineering, skiing, rock, ice, snow-avalanches, topography-orienteering, aid, etc.

Your voting today in favour of the war credit of five billions is an admission that your annual refusal of the budget was only an empty demonstration, and, worse than that, was political demagogy. For as soon as you came up for serious historical examination, you denied your entire past!”

If all the people who have enrolled today follow this program patiently, observing all the commitments, passing all the exams, and so on, this will be a great kindness to others.