Sentence examples for will to translate from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the will to translate talk into action still seems to be lacking.

But there is no political will to translate this awareness into an overhaul of the Continent's restrictive immigration policies.

We have the people, the resources and the will to translate the current crisis into an opportunity for Africa's development.

They need to find in their communities people with the will to translate their needs into political activism and to push forward agendas that really matter to them.

In January 1946 a young British woman was given Hitler's will to translate.

Over the long haul, Dunkirk needs all that good will to translate into long legs domestically and big numbers in foreign markets (it should do especially well in Europe).

But often the title will be significant, and you will want to translate it.

How long that observation will take to translate into personalised treatment is anybody's guess.

Where possible, I will try to translate relevant French analysis or comments by politicians.

One aim of the project will be to translate the accounts, written in many different languages.

Often people will try to translate the way they've done things before online.