Examples of using Having to go in English and their translations into Dutch
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And to about elevator meters da Lavra, which connects us to the center of the city without having to go up or down slopes….
inevitable trips backwards and forwards to the pool without having to go in the lift and all through the community.
Website builder is a tool used to create websites without having to go through manual code editing.
thanks to it you can refresh many times a day without having to go to the beach.
not having to go to Noida.-Really? Yeah.
thus avoid having to go shopping every day.
The only thing I might do different in that scenario… would be not having to go to work.
Without having to go to them, hat in hand. Hard enough to see those women at the service.
This enabled them to resolve the problem more quickly, often without having to go on-site.
I can't imagine spending half a century with someone And then having to go on, but you did.
These allow items that comply with relevant EU-legislation to be marketed without having to go through additional testing procedures.
I wish the Commission would accept this argument without our having to go through this same process every time.
The law aims at making it easier for insolvent enterprises to reconstruct the business with the creditors rather than having to go bankrupt.
there is nothing to prevent goodwill being set off directly against reserves without it having to go via the profit and loss account.
The company can rescue all or part of its activities without having to go bankrupt first.
This means that you will be immediately directed to your preferred web site without having to go through the initial selection procedure again.
These online courses will also benefit your pocket as it is much cheaper than having to go for the practical course.
One particularly convenient feature is not always having to go into the hallway when the doorbell rings.
the principal each have the authority to make these kinds of decisions without having to go to the Board, who have bigger problems to solve.
it includes the parent's language as commentary on the tricks used by Mansbach's daughter to avoid having to go to bed.