Examples of using Something has to be done in English and their translations into Danish
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I quite understand that something has to be done.
You got people in the Black community saying something has to be done.
He gets stressed by his work when something has to be done.
Something has to be done, however, because 70 million tonnes of hazardous waste per year- and rising- is no trifling matter.
Something has to be done about this, and the European Union is in a position to do it.
here and here, something has to be done.
I'm not asking you to walk down Grand in your dress blues, but something has to be done.
But above all, and here I agree with Mr Pimenta, something has to be done about caps.
In any case, something has to be done and the Council should express an opinion.
It is quite clear that there is a lack of political will there, and something has to be done about it.
in any case, I agree that something has to be done.
if there are distortions on the market, something has to be done in order to achieve a level playing field.
will come to an end in July- in other words something has to be done before July.
especially as regards the issue of air-conditioning in cars, about which something has to be done, and, for the benefit of, among others, our visitors, let me say
employment levels- I am convinced that something has to be done.
Something had to be done so it could be made clear why this shooting had happened.
Something had to be done.
But something had to be done.
Well, something had to be done. Condescension was necessary, though I abhor it.
Something had to be done or he would have gotten us killed.