Examples of using Has to start in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
This automated control has to start at the lowest level with immediate control
In response to a requirement by the European Parliament the directive also includes the idea that equality has to start being promoted at the workplace through concrete planning.
Some countries think the real drug war still has to start, other countries want to end it.
You're the one who has to start college with an ex-boyfriend loose on campus.
I think at some point, she has to start thinking about helping herself.
It often happens that the family changes their place of residence and the student has to start studying at a new place.
while a variety of computer systems and applications has to start functioning as an integrated whole.
and we said it has to start with the run game. Well, Joe, you and I were talking.
I were talking and we said it has to start with the run game. over chopped liver and coffee this morning.
That has to start by our insisting on unhindered access for international human rights monitors now.
Tablet-taking has to start on day 1 of the woman's natural cycle i.e. the first day of her menstrual bleeding.
It has to start from an objective and critical appraisal of reality
Everyone has to start at the lowest level of course,
Delayed off with multiple initiators A. The ventilation has to start when the light in the bathroom
Delayed off with multiple initiators A. The ventilation has to start when the light in the bathroom
medium-sized undertaking that has to start from scratch to replace the structure of a state enterprise
We have to start without him.
You have to start thinking about large-scale evacuations right now.
But if I had to start somewhere, I would start in the countryside.
Tourists have to start to understand that something is being expected from them.