Translation of "Seinen willen durchsetzen" in English

Because, at the end of the day, it could, if necessary by force, get its own way.

Tom always wants to have his own way.

He always wants to have his own way.

Tom is irritating because he always has to have his own way.

Getting your confidence back, getting on the same page, getting out of your own way.

Who shall be the master, and have his way?

But Mannerheim did not get his own way immediately.

Thus, the kitten learns that if she struggles, she gets her own way.

This can even be seen in a child who tries to get his way by continual screaming.

In the face of countries engaging in capricious politics, however, an enormous country like Russia can easily assert its will.

If one reads this report, however, one sees that this will at least not be the case if the European Parliament gets its way.

If Commissioner Mandelson gets his way and reduces import tariffs beyond what he was mandated to do, he will flood the European markets with imported food.

When Bush asked for spending cuts at the beginning of the year – including a social security reform that includes cuts in future benefits – world financiers expected that Bush would get his way, or most of it.

But the Mark began to assert its own will, revealed itself as a curse, and began to corrupt.

Hmm. Feels to me like a temper tantrum cos it can't get its own way.

He also must be able to assert his will, where there is no resistance against him from the side of men, where the will of man himself grants him the right for it.

Next to tigers grown up by people in care, one also hears this hissing if the tiger wants to put through its will.

The disputes between Mayer and Schary accumulated over the years and in 1951 Louis B. Mayer offered his retirement in the hope that he would be able to enforce his will at the end.

During the childhood you are totally dependent from your parents and you can nearly carry your point, although a lot of us have already found there private opinion to the theme "religion and church".

If he could have had it his way all his works would have been published in print with German title sheets … Among Germany’s poets Göthe was and remained his darling.

The Commission considers that this does not apply in the case of notaries as they cannot impose a decision against the will of one of the parties they are advising.

In response, Lafontaine wrote that the French president has "come up with something right: if Europe wants to live in peace it must, together with other countries, push back US imperialism, which wants to rule the world and ruthlessly enforces its interests.

The French president has "got something right: if Europe wants to live in peace, it must, together with other countries, push back against US imperialism, which wants to dominate the world and ruthlessly enforce its interests," Lafontaine wrote.