Translation of "Reise auf sich nehmen" in English

Unhappily, she is too ill to make that journey.

I’m so sorry for having you to take this trip.

Some villagers have stayed put for now.

He had to go through this trip three times before he finally obtained the visa.

Still, for many people who do make the trip to Aomori, the Nebuta Festival is the real thing — and a striking way to spend the summer:

If migrants know they will not be able to set foot on European soil without first proving that they qualify for asylum, those who do not qualify are less likely to fall victim to smugglers’ claims that they should brave the dangerous journey.

In this way Anne’s hearing can be conducted in a friendly environment and she does not have to travel.

It is difficult to destroy the mall; one has to take a travel.

Noel needed a gimmick, something to entice people to make the long journey up the steep and winding road to Rennes-le-Chateau and his restaurant.

If an Austrian man wanted to be sterilized before the age of 40, he used to have to take a trip abroad.

No sooner had Sigeric the Serious been made Archbishop of Canterbury than he had to undertake the arduous...

Only her imagination helps her to escape from the strict rule of Mother Superior. But when her best friend Edna disappears under mysterious circumstances, Lilli has to rise above her own and face a tough journey to not only get her friend back but also confront her subconcious fears.

Grit Kabiersch (rating: 9) Tampere, Tulliklubi: "Hanzel und Gretyl" is a name you are hearing quite often these days and if the Americans are coming again all the way to Finland only half a year after the last time, you can make the comparatively short detour from Helsinki to Tampere to analyse the phenomenon "Hanzel und Gretyl" in person.

You are targeting potential buyers who are not necessarily in your region and are thus looking for specific information before making a trip to visit the property (for the purchase of a holiday home, following a work transfer, retiring to another region, etc.)

Tahir hopes that soon it will no longer be necessary for doctors to undertake the often long and arduous journey to Peshawar for their training – but instead that he will be able to train them via video conference.

The viewer may not find out the exact reasons why each of these individuals chose to embark on this grueling journey – but the film does show images that stand for the destinies of many refugees.

Particularly the reefs are threatened by humans, either by industrial overfishing, fishing with dynamite or cyanide, aquarium fishing, eutrophication from industrial facilities, exploitation of mineral resources such as oil and gas, by general pollution of the mostly poor population living in these areas and also of tourists, who travel precisely to these far countries because of the wide biodiversity.

Why should an angel go up there to Caesarea and visit Cornelius and speak to him, and why should it be necessary for him to send men and a soldier all the way from Caesarea down to Joppa — 35 miles — and then for Peter to have to take the long journey back?

Though the willingness to travel for care varies widely among member states and social groups, according to a 2007 European Commission report, patient mobility is often motivated by dissatisfaction with home country health care provision.

Some might ask what motivates thousands of young people to undertake what is for many a long and demanding journey in order to participate in an event of this kind.

Let us have no misconceptions. If we can prevent people from undertaking a dangerous journey which may put their lives at risk, this is a good thing.

The ministers there must often undertake long and arduous journeys.

On the one hand, we know that these repressive measures are a significant threat to the right of asylum in Europe for individuals who, because of the increase in screening and other barriers, are undertaking increasingly dangerous journeys.

Today's vote, therefore, was just an essential step to ensure that European citizens have equal access to treatments, giving the prospect of hope to all those people who today are forced to undertake expensive journeys to find more suitable treatments, and at the same time enhancing scientific freedom.

This would result in fewer asylum-seekers making life-threatening voyages that leave their families deeply indebted – human traffickers charge as much as €15,000 ($19,700) to cross the Mediterranean – only to be turned away.

Access to a consulate can also be challenging, costly and time-consuming in third countries where all or most Member States are present in the capital, but many applicants still need to travel a long distance to reach them.

Access to consulate/ESPs can also be challenging in countries where all or most of the Schengen States are present in the capital but where many applicants still need to travel long distances to reach them.

Through their eyes we see the drama of all those forced to emigrate and risk their lives to face exhausting journeys that end at times in tragedy.”

In Brazil, the population often has to undertake long and costly journeys to receive audiological care.

They are all linked by the same Iberian origin, but also by a common deep desire for exchanging views and experiences and willing to travel for these reasons.

That means that your colleagues throughout Europe can benefit from our knowledge without having to make long journeys.

We are grateful that you, as no one else in the Church of our time, formed us as laymen and renewed us with the Power from above and that you travelled so much because of us. You were not afraid of any class of people anywhere in the world; you went to the doctors, professors, business people, students, married couples, refugees and wounded people.

On the other, unfortunately, there are stories that would make us weep and feel ashamed: human beings, our brothers and sisters, children of God who, urged by their desire to live and work in peace, face grueling journeys and are subjected to blackmail, torture, harassment of all kinds, to end up in some cases dying in a desert or at the bottom of the sea.

At the same time, life is being made so difficult for doctors willing to provide this service that there are absolutely no clinics offering legal abortions in 87 per cent of all US-counties, meaning that some women are forced to travel long distances.