Übersetzung für "In arbeit haben" in Englisch

You have to have patience in all this work.

It is actually already in the making, we have a deal in place.

In our work we have repeatedly encountered such cases.

Our work in progress

Your request is in progress, please wait a moment

I should also like to add that we have three more projects in the pipeline.

Fathers are obliged to devote less time to their children, are away at work and unable to participate in family activities at weekends.

It does not, of course, help to say that a policy on migrants ought really to have been introduced twentyyears ago, but it does help when it comes to analysing the two reports.

Börnert and Schäffter have also demonstrated the problems associated with spatial encoding of a curved slice.

Over 30 years of work, we have covered over 360,000 square meters of land across Europe.

6. The door is devised with sensor to have maximum safety in work.

In our work we have pride, quality is what we provide.

And that’s what we have found in this work.”

For years you have ridded your martial art of form and content. Entertainment Budo has finally become the leading doctrine.

You're going to have goals there anyway. There's a difference between projects and goals.

It is specifically based on the Gospel and the Church's social teaching.

In weeks of work our trainees have planned and constructed the "Push the LukAS."

Through never-ending work, they have shaped the environment to their liking and exploited its riches.

In work they have stability, a lot of ideas and plans, a child grows up...

Something we can only support and also found supporting evidence in our studies.

How can we accept a situation where people have work and yet cannot afford a place to live, in Europe and in the 21st century?

If some MEPs do not even feel involved in and aware of the work, how can we expect our citizens to feel involved and have confidence in our work and to vote in elections?

In the same report it was proposed that the Commission should be given an active role in this work.

Though, at the time, I wrote a rather stringent report, I have to thank Mr Welle because he and his administration have, very diligently, correctly answered all the questions I had put to them and put a great deal of effort into this work.

Nobody wants the system that we have established together, with many years of work, to fall into pieces.

This demonstrates that such joint efforts across the party-political divide are effective, and that we can achieve progress if our minds and our work are not dominated by these divisions.

What we are asking for in Parliament here, in the second reading of the Trakatellis, report is a continuation of that relationship with the European citizen, a continuation of the confidence that the European citizens have in us to deliver for them in real terms.

Nor must I let this opportunity go by without very warmly thanking Parliament’s Bureau and the groups’ secretariat, not to mention my own staff, for the endless hours they devoted to this project.