Examples of using Has to keep in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
But the fact that one has to keep in mind is that all sin will be punished by God.
He has to keep moving in order for his own non-existence not to catch up to him.
I'm tired of being the only one who has to keep secrets around here.
Tell him the Anesthesia Chair has to keep his ACLS current just like every other physician in this hospital.
Could you give this mike back to Mina and tell her that she has to keep it?
Even though she wants to stop, she can't,'cause she has to keep lying to people that she cares about.
Phil Ivey's bankroll is so big that he has to keep it beside his legs.
Madam President, I should like to ask the Commission how it can be that a taxpayer has to keep on paying for abominable service?
He is deeply grateful for the books you have sent him as he has to keep his mind active and he likes to read.
Just like every other physician in this hospital. Tell him the Anesthesia Chair has to keep his ACLS current.
Hominy for fishing is an appetizing nozzle of a dense consistence which has to keep tightly on a hook.
And as this is in constant evolution, the company has to keep making important strategic IT decisions.
Either he's spun her a story, justifying why she has to keep her mouth shut.
As the civil society has to keep up with increasingly sophisticated methods of terrorists, this additional step is essential.
Only trouble is, he has to keep going back to pick up pieces of her brain.
And has to keep to the strict environment rules that were once set for this area.
because something once strongly influenced your life, it has to keep determining your feelings
no longer has to keep the corridor light on.
There is no difference because the dog has to keep itself within the womb of the mother in an airtight condition for so many months,
you're going to be burdening your mother with a secret that she has to keep from your father for the rest of her life.