Примеры использования Have to assume на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We have to assume they have been compromised
They underlined that the authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have to assume greater responsibilities for the functions now undertaken
Well, we have to assume that these women were at the wrong place at the right time.
We have to assume he's got the full book on us… what we know, what we have done, and what we think.
there's a lot of action, you have to assume that somebody has made the flush.".
Uh, uh, okay, so we have to assume Archer's heading back to the LZ too,-
Until we understand how it's transmitted, we have to assume that every 4400 is a potential vector.
If she hasn't finished her treatment, we have to assume the syphilis is still contagious.
Even if we could defeat the force field, we have to assume the Stargate is guarded.
As a party to the contract of carriage, the consignee should not have to assume exceptional obligations imposed on it in its absence.
For the duration of this case, you have to assume that everything about you is being scrutinized.
The focal points may have to assume some of the functions of the task managers,
the women may have to assume even greater responsibility for themselves
Under this same provision, candidate countries entering a customs union have to assume new obligations concerning tariffs
All members of the Assembly are aware that the blossoming of the Arab Spring-- with all that it represents in Arab and human history-- has presented everyone with heavy responsibilities that they have to assume, as well as positions that they have to take.
the fact that the victim's teeth were extracted in such a professional manner… We have to assume we're dealing with someone with some kind of medical training!
associations such as the IRU and its Members have to assume their share of responsibility for the problem
to proceed with an activity that might cause transboundary harm to another State, it would be the latter State,">not the State of origin, which would have to assume the risk of transboundary harm.
paragraph 2, have to assume the role of a superior court
borrowers may not have to assume the full cost of their decisions