Examples of using Has to ask in English and their translations into Finnish
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But one has to ask oneself… does the existence of Dr. Jekyll make Mr. Hyde any less of a monster?
When no authority is given for an author's information, the reader has to ask himself,“How does he/she know this to be so?
An assisting Member State has to ask prior authorisation from the citizens' Member State of origin, which then has
much more comfortable for the patient with certain massage forms than if the massage therapist has to ask them to lean over their own dining chair to enjoy the massage.
Secondly, one has to ask what power, what competence, do we have to bring the issue of a national constitution to the European Parliament in the first place?
if my partner has to ask again this Vince's last name.
Would Zack be uncomfortable if I started dating people? when she has to ask herself… Here comes a time in every pregnant woman's life?
Mr President, at this time, one has to ask: why all this focus on tax issues, tax cooperation and tax governance?
When your political colleagues are kind enough to present you with a portrait by an ambitious modernist… one has to ask oneself.
Like anyone at the beginning of a relationship, she has to ask herself what she wants out of this relationship and if he will
how to evade you, better has to ask.
Mr President, one has to ask how much energy has now been wasted on chasing the moonbeam of an EU Constitution.
such silly rules as this, one has to ask: is the European Union crazy
are well aware of that, and so one has to ask why the motion was tabled in the first place.
Before any aid can be paid the Commission has to ask the European Parliament
Where the Commission has to ask the national court for further clarification of its request
One has to ask, therefore, why over that seven-year period virtually nothing was done in Ireland
I have to ask her about this.
I still have to ask my friends.
I have to ask, Terry.